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Chess960, originally introduced by Bobby Fischer in 1996 under the name Fischer Random Chess, is a variant of standard chess that randomizes the starting positions. The back-rank pieces are arranged into one of 960 possible legal combinations, with bishops on opposite colors and the king placed betw...
Capablanca Random Chess is a chess variant that combines the expanded board and piece set of Capablanca Chess with randomized starting positions. It is played on a 10×8 board that includes two additional piece types: the archbishop (combining bishop and knight moves) and the chancellor (combining ro...
The second-generation Apple iPod shuffle is a screenless portable digital audio player released in September 2006. It was redesigned into a compact, anodized aluminum enclosure featuring an integrated spring clip for attaching the device to clothing. Measuring just 41.2 mm tall and weighing 15.5 gra...
Double Fischer Random Chess is a variant of Fischer Random Chess (Chess960) in which the two players' back ranks are randomized independently of one another. Unlike standard Chess960, where both sides start with mirrored positions, this produces asymmetric starting setups. The variant substantially...
The first-generation iPod shuffle is a portable digital audio player introduced by Apple in January 2005. It is the first iPod model to use flash memory instead of a hard drive and is notable for its complete lack of a display screen. The device plugs directly into a computer's USB port for data tra...
The fourth-generation iPod shuffle, released September 2010, restored physical playback buttons while retaining the compact clip-on form factor of its predecessor.
Released March 2009, the third-generation iPod shuffle removed all physical buttons, relying entirely on a headphone inline remote and a spoken VoiceOver feature.
