DIOTEK

Announcing the “PowerDic”
PowerDic is a full-scale dictionary software for PDA supporting Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese dictionaries in an integrated environment. PowerDic helps maximizing the learning and usability with advanced search, easy-to-use interface and various additional features.

Main Features
• Advanced dictionary search that Handwriting recognition, wild card search, integrated search, and search within definition
• Powerful English/Korean TTS
• MyDictionary that will let users create and customize personal dictionaries
• Today’s Word that show the words stored in Wordbook on the today’s screen
• Wordbook that store the searched word and then to find it conveniently, and it will work as a study assistant through quiz and exercise mode
• Dictionary titles
- Collins Cobuild Advanced Learner’s dictionary
- Collins Thesaurus A-Z
- English-Korean/Korean-English
- Japanese-Korean/Korean-Japanese
- Chinese-Korean/Korean-Chinese
- Korean-Korean

Note
PowerDic support Windows Mobile 5.0, Windows Mobile 2003, Pocket PC 2002 and Palm OS



Click here to learn more about PowerDic and download FREE trial. (www.diotek.co.kr/eng)

mrfalcon

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that the person who named this software does not speak english as a first language.

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"PowerDic"

LOLOL
sounds like either a porn star name or new saturday morning superhero

ksong12

Well, screenshots sure look nice! You can even write the words! Downloading......

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cherryhead25

...this company makes good products. So take it easy on them.
Ive used their imput system since the days of my Handspring visor.
I havent tried "Powerdic" :uglyhamme yet but the old e4udic was a great dictionary. It got me though 2 semesters of Korean language when I was studying overseas.

Anyways, if you need an Asian language localizer and dictionary Id check it out.
If not, why waste your time making fun of things you don't understand?

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Cherryhead

What do you call a person who speaks 3 languages? Tri-lingual
2 languages? Bilingual
1 language? An American

Rishad

Software looks very nice. How about adding a few more languages? I've been looking for something like this but I already bought Lingvosoft ML-11. And please think about changing the name "PowerDic" :icon_rofl to something else..

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benots4

he he he CherryHead made a Powerdic joke. And then tried to be mean. A mean Cherry Headded Power Dic. lol har har har. God I love this place.

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notenufsleep

i think the provocative name is so people would click on it and see what it is all about, looks like a good reference, but i think i'll keep using my free mdict ;)
spent so many hours collecting dictionaries for it might as well =D

Sgt_X51v

How about a English to German version?

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Beerduck

Does it translate English<->Japanese as well, or just English<->Korean?
And if not, can anyone suggest a good dictionary app that would translate English<->Japanese?
Please :)

dlxmax

The "PowerDic" naming follows the convention established by other dictionaries;

SayDic (bundled with "SayDic Quick")
e4u Dic (
AnyDic

...and in Japan they've got an app for Windows called, "EasyDic"!

I live in Korea and as I try to learn the language it looks like PowerDic is the best. However, their pricing seems a bit riDICulous. Hey Diotek, how about a Korean language student discount? Then again, SayDic ain't cheap either.