Sharp PW-TC900

Nov 20 2006, 11:00am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sharp announces the Papyrus PW-TC900 electronic dictionary in Japan.

Sharp releases so many of these Japanese only electronic dictionaries that it would be not really interesting news, but this own has 1Seg digital TV tuner built-in.

Features of the PW-TC900 include a 4.3 inch color screen with 480×272px resolution, mp3 player, SD card slot and of course a English/Japanese dictionary. The Sharp PW-TC900 will go on sale on December 8th in Japan. No pricing set yet.
More details in this Sharp press-release (Japanese). More hi-res photos on AkihabaraNews.

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