Dear Dynamint,

I picked up a Canon Wordtank G55 for US$240 (plus P&H)
on eBay and this has turned out to be a great deal. I
believe it's the dictionary with the MOST words in
each of its dictionaries. It has a Jap-Jap, Jap-Eng,
Eng-Jap, Eng-Eng, Eng Thesaurus, Eng Collocations, Jpn
Thesaurus, Kanji, and Katakana dictionaries, along
with a multiple search function.

This seller also sells the Wordtank V80, but this one
didn't interest me because of all the Chinese it has
with it. It does have an input pen that can be used to
write on the screen. This dictionary is slightly more
expensive at US$280 (plus P&H).

I also used an earlier model Wordtank and find these
to be great value, reliable and full of information.

The link that should work for this seller is:
http://search.ebay.com.au/_W0QQsassZnjdigitalQQhtZ-1

Hope this helps!
Mark Ainslie

--- zdradsvichi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hello, all.
> 
> I've decided it's time to buy an electronic
> dictionary, but it's 
> crazy how many models there are!  I think I've got
> it narrowed down 
> to two, and I'm wondering if anyone has either of
> them and can tell 
> me any particularly good and bad points that it's
> good to know about 
> before spending $300+, but may not necessarily occur
> to me.  Also, if 
> anyone really really loves a different model, please
> let me know and 
> I'll take another look at it.
> 
> I'm looking at the Canon Wordtank V80 and the Seiko
> SR-T7100.
> 
> The lack of words in the Canon dictionaries compared
> to the Seiko is 
> sort of worrying me, but I don't know how that plays
> out in actual 
> use.  I use an Wacom tablet with my laptop and IME
> Pad for most kanji 
> lookup at home, so I'm used to writing into
> dictionaries, but I'm 
> wondering how comfortable it is to use Canon's
> stylus.  I'm in my 
> third year of Japanese at college, planning to go to
> Japan next year, 
> and I'm in my second year of Chinese, so the Chinese
> capabilities of 
> the V80 would be useful (I think).  But anyway,
> enough about me - 
> let's talk of dictionaries!
> 
> Thanks!
> ~Dynamint
> 
> [cross-posted to Japanese-Students-Online]
> 
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