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	<title>Comments on: Does kindle or ebook readers have a built in dictionary?</title>
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		<title>By: SevenSuns</title>
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		<description>Ebook readers that have dictionaries include: the Barnes and Noble Nook, Kindle 2, Sony PRS-900, 600 and 700, and the Kindle DX.  You can get dictionaries on a few other ebook readers but it requires some hacking and or technical workarounds.

Ebooks for the Kindle are not always cheaper than Sony&#039;s.  For people who live outside the US Kindle&#039;s ebooks cost $2-4 more than other major ePub ebook retailers that sell bestsellers for $9.99.

Not all Sony&#039;s have a dictionary.  The touchscreen models do, and it&#039;s really easy to use; you just tap on the word with either your finger or the stylus.

With the Kindle it&#039;s a bit more tedious because you have to move the cursor across the screen to the word you want to look up.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ebook readers that have dictionaries include: the Barnes and Noble Nook, Kindle 2, Sony PRS-900, 600 and 700, and the Kindle DX.  You can get dictionaries on a few other ebook readers but it requires some hacking and or technical workarounds.</p>
<p>Ebooks for the Kindle are not always cheaper than Sony&#8217;s.  For people who live outside the US Kindle&#8217;s ebooks cost $2-4 more than other major ePub ebook retailers that sell bestsellers for $9.99.</p>
<p>Not all Sony&#8217;s have a dictionary.  The touchscreen models do, and it&#8217;s really easy to use; you just tap on the word with either your finger or the stylus.</p>
<p>With the Kindle it&#8217;s a bit more tedious because you have to move the cursor across the screen to the word you want to look up.</p>
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