I’m a huge bookworm, so obviously I love reading. I tend to come across a word or two that I haven’t seen before, but I’m usually too lazy to get up and look it up on the Internet or in the dictionary; so I just go on reading. Well, that’s where the Electronic Dictionary Bookmark comes in.
Aside from giving you the definitions of words that you don’t know, the Electronic Dictionary Bookmark is also what it’s name says it is: a bookmark. It’s kind of like the Quicktionary: Portable Text Scanning Translator, only a better, upgraded version in my opinion.
Electronic Dictionary Bookmark
This tiny bookmark has been crammed full of 38,000 definitions from the Collins Gem English Dictionary 15th edition so you will never be lost for words again. Plus, it’s really easy to use. When you come across a word you don’t know, simply press the power button to begin, type in your word on the keypad and press OK to find out what it means.
- 38,000 definitions
- Easy to use
- Compact design
- Available in 3 colours
The Electronic Dictionary Bookmark is available from Gizoo for £19.95 ($32.)
2 Comments
Good stuff, would have been great before e-book readers. $20 would have been a better price point. Still, not bad if you still can’t put down the hard copies.
Dearest,
I want to give my niece an Electronic Dictionary bookmark (pink) for her x’mas present. I live in Indonesia. Where can I buy?
Please let me know and how much is the price?
Awaiting your soonest reply.
Regards,
Astrid