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Old 10-27-2008, 12:39 AM   #78
RickyMaveety
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I want Sony to provide the prs 700 with both dictionary support and a free dictionary. I do hope that they choose provide an intelligent solution to the integration of a dictionary. The option for multiple dictionarys and whatever dictionary we choose. I expect them to do this to keep customers happy and to make the device more competitive in the marketplace.
Judging from what Sony is saying about the 700, it will not have a dictionary, much less a free one. I personally find that a bit strange, although I suppose it has as much to do with legalities as anything else.

While I don't use the wireless feature all that much on my Kindle, I do use the dictionary .... a lot. Especially when reading books by British authors, because while I know some British-isms, I am not fluent in them.

Just tonight, I learned what for me is a new word. "Carboy." I've used them in the laboratory, but we just never called them that. Here, they are generally called "volumetric flasks." But, that's what a carboy is. I would never have known that, but for my handy dandy built in Kindle dictionary ... which I do love.
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