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Whats the best electronic dictionary ?

fortunecookie | 13:00 Tue 30th Nov 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Just wanted to know if anyone has any advice on the best electronic dictionary/ thesaurus. My last one was Franklin DMQ 118, but is now kaput. I am looking for around £20. I have seen the DMQ 119 on line for under £20, or can anyone recommend any others for the price ?

help required please with last 2 clues

the big one

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NazNomad

http://www.theanswerb...s/Question963196.html

mazie

http://www.chambersha...ards/wwizards.py/main

A good one and it's free

fortunecookie

Question Author

Thanks but i want an electronic one because my Mum uses it too and she doesnt use a computer !!

axman

i have been using a franklin n681crossword puzzle solver which is good , and a seiko n681 which also has an anagram solver

fortunecookie

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Thanks I,ll check them out.

chrissa1

A bit more pricey but a wonderful little machine is a Sharp PW-E500A. Dictionary, Thesaurus, Solvers, Quotations, Spellchecker, Calculator etc.
What I like about it is that you don't have to type in the whole word before it comes up with a possibility.

slinky.kate

i have a collins dictionary and thesaurus desktop plus edition,it is my third and the best its like a mini computer,it gives history,geography,sports,any question at all and also has games,spellchecker,anagram solver,it was expensive though,about £70,my sons halved and got it for me while i was in hospital

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