The PMP-e-Dctionary models from iRiver makes us very curious. We don’t know how successful the iRiver Dicple is in Korea and Japan, where it’s available, but the couple or so Dicple eDictionaries I’ve seen owned by Korean friends have mildly impressed me. I’m sure I’d rather go for UMID’s M1 mBook, which seems to have a better price point anyway, but the newest Dicple, the D31 got me thinking: this Dicple has a really good build, very solid, and should be worth every Korean won you spend on it. I mean, the D31 screen folds out way, way back. t’s a bigger screen, too, at 4.3 inches, compared to the 3-inch Dicple 5.

The Dicple D31, as mentioned above, has a 4.3-inch WQVGA touchscreen and plays 5 hours of video. There are two versions, the Edu version with 8GB of memory and a DMB version with 8GB. Has ID3 tagging, SRS WOW, DOC and PDF support.

[via PA]