Electronic dictionaries are huge selling pieces of consumer electronics in Japan and Korea, which explains the plethora of devices that are churned out pretty often, coming in all sorts of shapes and sizes. The latest would be the Reigncom Dicple D30J multimedia electronic dictionary that specializes in Japanese content for the Korean market. It looks pretty much like a netbook – keyboard and all, but it also boasts pen-based writing recognition for folks to input both Chinese and Japanese characters in a snap. Features include 78 different kinds of dictionaries, a 4.3″ LCD display, SRS WOW HD speakers, 30 fps video playback, T-DMB, an integrated FM radio and a microSD memory card slot. You ought to be able to pick up this 2GB mode for a shade under $300 after conversion.

Source: AVing