Thread: Astak Mentor eBook readers with WiFi and Touchscreen (read-only)
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Old 05-21-2008, 01:17 AM   #293
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Originally Posted by GarryK View Post
Hi Rob,

What most interests me is the ability to add dictionaries....not just english, but Spanish or French, or others. It would be a fantastic way to study languages, and would appeal to many thousands of students and lifelong learners. If you have ever tried to read a novel written in an unfamiliar language and needed to use a paper dictionary to look up hundreds of words, you would do almost anything to make this task less tedious. This is definitely something that Bookeen gen3 has gotten right, and if your company could offer the same feature in a high quality, low cost book reader I suspect that your company would sell so many units that you would have to build another factory to produce them.
My two cents ....

Eh, a dictionary (or lack thereof) is NOT a major selling point for me, cost is.

If you guys can deliver your product to market on time and at (or very close to) the price you indicated, with Fictionwise support, that will be my motivation to buy, not a dictionary.
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