subject: Sharp Pw-ac10 Smartphone Electronic Dictionary [print this page] Sharp has officially announced the Brain PW-AC10, which they are touting as the industry's most compact dictionary with a color screen, it looks more like a smartphone design but in actual fact users will not able to make call other than for dictionary purpose.
Available in white, pink and lime green, the Sharp Brain PW-AC10 requires two AAA batteries to operate for a period of nearly 110 hours. Sharp launch the Sharp Brain PW-AC10 electronic dictionary August 6, 2010.
Sharp PW-AC10 Features :
- Display: 2.4" QVGA and a resolution of 320 x 240
- With QWERTY keyboard and twelve dictionaries facilities
- Easy one-handed operation rounded design
- Size: 118.6 x 68.6 x 18.8 mm and weight: 97gm
- With 15 other hardware buttons for shortcut function
With its QWERTY Keyboard "A la" Smartphone, and a 2.4" QVGA color screen, our e-dictionary has clearly made to look like one and attract customers with this interesting design. Available in 3 different colors including White, Pink and Lime, our e-Dictionary includes many different languages oriented volumes for either learning Chinese, English and of course improve your Japanese.
Powered by 2x AAA batteries, Sharp announce a continuous battery life of around 110h, which definitively means a lot of study ahead of you before running out of batteries.
The product is quite handy and can be fit well into pocket as a great companion while traveling around. Available in red, green and white color, PW-AC10 will be commercialized on August 8 in Japan market and at suggested retail price of $150, and it'll be available in white, green, or red, it is quite affordable for frequent travelers and even students. However, it could be a bit redundant for professionals or business executives that can rely on their smartphones pre-installed with multi-language dictionary apps while on the move.
