The 4.3-inch touchscreen RD-PM10 has a sliding QWERTY keyboard and, unfortunately, a Windows CE OS that could’ve been XP or even Android. There’s no WiFi or Bluetooth and instead of Intel Atom, a DaVinci chip runs the entire device. Even though it plays DivX, Xvid and OGG, we sort of imagine how this device would’ve been better off with an Atom processor, a real computer OS and WiFi connectivity. Without these goodies, the $288 price is too steep for an 8GB e-dictionary.

[via slashgear, engadget]