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Well, that picture of supposedly Mephisto internals isn't exactly such. It's some crazy, end-of-USSR times soviet clone of Mephisto with original Western made chip. Probably production of some small soviet cooperative, who bought lot of (possibly already obsolete at that moment) Mephisto chips for peanuts un turned them into chess computers for soviet market. Those products were NOT called Mephisto. 5.179.29.84 (talk) 16:17, 29 March 2018 (UTC)