All the stories tagged with: electronic dictionary
Sharp PW-AC20 Brain dictionary
01/25/2011, Sharp wants you to get a new “brain” with their PW-AC20 electronic dictionary, where it will target those who want to improve their English skills and their TOEIC score. Head on here if you want to know what TOEIC (Test [...]
Sharp Brain PW-AC110 E-Dictionary
02/12/2010, Sharp’s latest Brain PW-AC110 e-dictionary ought to usher in the new Lunar New Year for all of you brainacs out there with a bang. After all, it is equipped with a 4.3” color display at 480 × 272 resolution. Apart [...]
Unichal Dixau DX3 electronic dictionary
12/17/2009, Unichal has revealed its latest one-click electronic dictionary known as the Dixau DX3, where it will hit Korea this December 18th (which is tomorrow by the way). The integrated camera allows you to capture unknown words to you from various [...]
Canon Wordbank S500 color pocket dictionary
08/28/2009, Canon has released what could be the world’s smallest and lightest color pocket dictionary – the Wordbank S500. Measuring a mere 16.3mm thin, the S500 tips the scales at just 114 grams and can support English to Japanese, Japanese To [...]
Sharp PW-AC900 Pocket Dictionary
06/25/2009, Sharp wants to give you another brain – the PW-AC900 pocket dictionary that comes with a delectable touchpad, making it stand out from the rest of the other electronic dictionaries in the market. The touchpad allows you to draw kanji [...]
Pocket Chinese Tutor Mini
06/18/2009, Want to pick up the Chinese language but are having trouble with all the ideograms and words? Let the aptly named Quick Langage Learning company help you with its portable education device known as the Pocket Chinese Tutor Mini, targeting [...]
iRiver Dicple D7
05/04/2009, iRiver has launched its latest palm-sized electronic dictionary in Korea known as the Dicple D7. This model will feature handwriting recognition, which automatically points toward a 3″ touchscreen LCD display alongside a bunch of interactive content like the Encyclopedia Britannica [...]
