Thread: Better e-reader with bilingual dictionary
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Old 03-02-2017, 10:03 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by redbaron990 View Post
I have understand that this thing is possibile with the majority of the e-reader in commerce but which one does it best?
Other readers might have larger displays and epub support, but when it comes to dictionaries, IMHO, Kindles are your best choice, because if you register a Kindle Paperwhite 2 or better*, you can download the Oxford Paravia English - Italian Dictionary for free. Kindles also come with a built-in vocabulary trainer that'll automatically save all words that you look up as flash cards.

* Any Kindle with a 5.6.x firmware or better.
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