Thread: Why does an ereader need a dictionary?
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Old 06-10-2011, 07:20 AM   #118
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Originally Posted by Angst View Post
My complaint against ebook dictionaries is that they are lookup only. I'm the type of person that will open a dictionary, (or encyclopedia), and read, just for the hell of it, hoping to discover some new and interesting words.
Not true. On the Kindle you can open a dictionary and read it, just like any other book.
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