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Originally Posted by HarryT
No, what I said above was perfectly true. To elaborate:
When I owned a Sony (and wrote the posts that you quoted) I didn't see the point of a dictionary and didn't see the need for one.
I then sold my Sony and bought an iLiad, and on that I started to use a dictionary, and realised just how amazingly useful it was. I decided, though, that I preferred a 6" screen device to the iLiad, and so, when I was looking around for a new 6" device to buy, the fact that the Gen3 supported dictionary lookup was indeed one of my my prime motivations for buying one, as I stated above.
It's kind of like having air-con in your car - you can go for years without it and not miss it, but once you're had it, you'd never want another car without it  . |
The posts I quoted was written in the end of october or in the beginning of november 2007. The links do not work anymor for some reason. They were written when you had ordered a Cybook .