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wallcraft · 03-03-2010, 10:58 PM

For commercial multi-language dictionaries you would need to use a reader that supports MOBI DRM (encryption). These are now rare, and perhaps a Bookeen Cybook Gen3 with the MOBI firmware would be your best bet. I don't know how it handles notes or clippings from the ebook though.

The PocketBooks (perhaps the new 302 with a touch screen is best) and the Onyx Boox 60 (also sold as BeBook Neo) use open source dictionaries, and can take notes.

See the E-book Reader Matrix, which includes Dictionary lookup and highlighting rows.

03-03-2010, 10:58 PM	#4
wallcraft reader Posts: 6,977 Karma: 5183568 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Mississippi, USA Device: Kindle 3, Kobo Glo HD	For commercial multi-language dictionaries you would need to use a reader that supports MOBI DRM (encryption). These are now rare, and perhaps a Bookeen Cybook Gen3 with the MOBI firmware would be your best bet. I don't know how it handles notes or clippings from the ebook though. The PocketBooks (perhaps the new 302 with a touch screen is best) and the Onyx Boox 60 (also sold as BeBook Neo) use open source dictionaries, and can take notes. See the E-book Reader Matrix, which includes Dictionary lookup and highlighting rows.