HANNURI BIZ brings WiFi to the electronic dictionary
By Thomas Ricker | December 7, 2006
Filed under: Handhelds
Asia loves ‘em some electronic dictionaries. Some even feature mobile TV, MP3 playback and FM tuners. But it’s not everyday one comes along sportin’ an old iBook clamshell and WiFi. This WinCE 5.0 Pro device from HANNURI BIZ brings a 5-inch touchscreen and oddball QWERTY which looks nicer than it will likely feel to a touch-typist. The in-house named Nurian Z1 comes pre-loaded with IE naturally, which students are meant to use for “streaming audio and video education content” from the Internet. Yeah, and bypass all that YouTube goodness, right. In fact, with the ability to download and install any application, we’ve got a funny feeling that this will be everything but an electronic dictionary once the kids have their way. Shipping sometime in February to Korea.
Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
BOLD MOVES: THE FUTURE OF FORD A new documentary series. Be part of the transformation as it happens in real-time
Office Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life!
Topics: Gadgets |
« Gaming PCs Surpass New Consoles | Main | MySpace Not Alone in Fight Against Online Predators »
Comments
Similar Posts
- iriver’s W7 WiFi media player and D27 dictionary loose in the wild
Sharp’s 20GB RD-CX300 e-dictionary
iriver’s D5 electronic dictionary gets whitewashed
Sharp Papyrus PW-TC900 electronic dictionary, and mobile TV
How to Make YouTube Videos Your Zune Videos
Swinxs lures your children outside, tricks them into “moving around”
Sharp intros RD-CX100 dictionary / e-book reader
Microsoft releases XNA Game Studio Express
Another iriver teaser: the Clix Plus?
The nurian Z1 from Hanuribiz does e-dictionary one better
Can You Watch TV On Computer: Know the Requirements
Digital Cube gets an i-Station dictionary gig with the T43DIC PMP
Free Zune Videos: Exploring Different Sources
iriver’s D27 e-dictionary loose in Korea
Sharp intros dual-screen Papyrus electronic dictionaries
LG announces phones with Google, not Google phone
Nokia’s YouTube features in action
SofaTube : Watch YouTube and Revver in Your Living Room
Apple ships five million copies of Leopard in three months
Bio-electronic implant seeks to restore partial sight
