Thread: Which affordable tablet has the smartest English dictionary?
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Old 12-08-2010, 12:16 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by erictoma View Post
Which affordable tablet has the smartest English dictionary?
I mean my smart the ability of the dictionary to show up immediately when clicking on a Word in the eBook page.
thanks a lot
How do you define affordable? What do you mean by tablet? The Sony PRS-950 has a 7" screen, if that's your idea of a tablet.
With my Sony PRS-650, I just double-tap on a word to look it up in the dictionary. The dictionary entry is displayed immediately. There are two English dictionaries:
  • New Oxford American Dictionary
  • Oxford Dictionary of English
There are also ten bilingual dictionaries, including English/French and French/English.
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