Thread: Astak Mentor eBook readers with WiFi and Touchscreen (read-only)
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Old 05-14-2008, 02:50 PM   #248
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Dictionary not mandatory
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Originally Posted by delphidb96 View Post
Ummm... No.

I've been reading, writing, programming and absorbing knowledge from every conceivable source for so long that I can usually determine a strange word's meaning from context. It helps that I was always really, really GOOD with words and definitions.

Derek
At the rate of sounding "American" and probably opening up a whole other can of worms that might be best for another thread, dictionary support is NOT mandatory for me.

The only books I read are written in English. Most words can be figured out by the context used for the average person.

If needing to know the "exact" meaning of a word really bugs me, I have a very nice paper dictionary in my home office as well as this great thing called the internet.

If making a dictionary optional will keep this, or any e-reader price down, skip the dictionary!
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