Sharp Zaurus CMP2000R electronic dictionary

by Thomas Ricker, posted Oct 9th 2006 at 8:46AM

Yeah, we also looked at that image and thought, 1) that handheld is hotastic, and 2) is that the freakish Hello Kitty fembot on the loose? For sure, that's the latest Linux-powered, Sharp Zaurus electronic dictionary in her/its hands which are so popular in countries like Korea and Japan. The CMP2000R features a 3.5-inch touchscreen LCD, 1.3 megapixel camera, and SD/MMC slot allowing the device to function as an ebook reader and MP3 player when not helping you translate or learn another language. Unfortunately, the Sharp is only available in Korea for 341,000 won (about $360), and the fembot, well, she's yours for 5 days at a time you sick bastages.

[Via Akihabara News]

Filed under: Handhelds

Tags: CMP2000R, edictionary, electronic dictionary, ElectronicDictionary, Sharp, Zaurus

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Gil @ Oct 9th 2006 8:51AM

Wow those are really good specs. I wonder if it has a english interface too. If it does I might be able to get my hands on one

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Joel Monegro. @ Oct 9th 2006 12:04PM

yeah, thas cool, but, you can do the same thing with and UMPC...I like UMPC's, but when I was going to buy the samsung one, I felt like it wasn't complete, so I want one that looks like that one...

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Ebzy @ Oct 9th 2006 9:50AM

I wonder what the definition of bastages would be in its/her book

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Sieth @ Oct 9th 2006 11:04AM

Nah it definitely is not in english. I have the last iteration of the japanese-english dictionary. It is all in japanese, which is fine if you know a bit of japanese. My sharp dictionary is no where near as hot as that one and cost about the same price.

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Zach Carson @ Oct 9th 2006 11:27AM

so besides noticing the scary woman/fembot, who noticed the creepy picture in the background?

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Sean @ Oct 9th 2006 11:56AM

That picture IS scary, wow.

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Joel Monegro. @ Oct 9th 2006 12:04PM

C'mon!! a dictionary?!?!? make it a UMPC!!!!!

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Gil @ Oct 9th 2006 9:42AM

Personally I have my eye on the e-book functionality ;)

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en @ Oct 9th 2006 12:43PM

my, what big hands you have...

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resolver @ Oct 10th 2006 1:39AM

Sieth> That model is for Korean users...

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Sean @ Oct 10th 2006 1:59AM

You sneaky bastages!
This is fargin war!

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GlassyEyedGuppy @ Oct 12th 2006 8:55PM

LOBO rules, bastitch!

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