What’s with all these electronic dictionaries that’s popping up from manufacturers? What ever happened tothe paperback dictionaries? As a multi-lingual dictionary, the X10 maybe a little heavy with its English, Japanese, Chinese and Korean language support. You search for words like you would search for a keyword on a Web search engine, which ironically is how I check for correct spelling for words nowadays, type it on Google and count the number of entries; more entries means correct spelling). The main screen of the X10 is a 4.1 inch 320 X 240 touchscreen. The second and outer screen is OLED and displays the time and date. It’s also got an FM tuner, voice recorder, image viewer, text reader and a scheduler. It’s compatible with XviD and with a codec can play most video as well as audio formats. You can listen to MP3 music for 11 hours on the 1600mAh battery and 5 hours for the video viewing. It comes in orange and in black. Price tag: 319,000 KRW or $ 345.

[via newlaunches]