Thread: Any eReader with dictionary lookup feature?
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Old 09-25-2009, 12:23 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by bthoven View Post
Sorry if this question has been asked somewhere in the forum.

I'm now using my iPhone to read novels and enews. I use eReader app more because it has builtin offline dictionary lookup feature which is very helpful for me, non English speaking guy.

I'm now deciding to buy a real ereader device. One major decision factor is the builtin dictionary lookup function. Any brand/model having this function?

Thanks
In addition to the ereaders mentioned above, the Kindle series also features dictionary look up. I believe it is possible to change which dictionary is used.
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