Thread: Which reader has the most convenient dictionary access?
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Old 08-15-2008, 11:43 AM   #4
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As harry said, the Gen 3 does not come with a built in dictionary. It does however allow you to load multiple dictionaries at the same time, which I believe the Kindle does not support currently.

Also with the mobipocket dictionaries for the Gen 3, you can also use them on a PC or a Pocket PC device to look up words, maximising you investment.
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