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iRiver D27 electronic dictionary

Dec 13, 07 09:37 AM PDT

iRiver D27 electronic dictionary



iRiver of Korea will be taking advantage of the Christmas season by releasing its new electronic dictionary known as the D27. This device weighs a mere 315 grams and features a comprehensive range of audio support including MP3, WMA, ASG and OGG in addition to photo viewing, e-book support and an integrated FM radio. The iRiver D27, like many other devices of its ilk these days, support Japanese, Korean, Chinese and English languages, making it an essential tool for foreigners to pick up in order to have an easier time in the far east. This Korean product retails for approximately €205.

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