Hannuri Biz intros Nurian X10 “electronic dictionary”

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Korea’s Hannuri Biz has a new “electronic dictionary” for the country that seems to be so obsessed with ‘em, recently introducing its Nurian X10 device. Apart from its overwhelming orangeness, that one looks to be fairly standard fare as far as these things go, with the somewhat notable addition of a small LCD on the lid to back up the larger touchscreen on the inside. As you can see, the lid additionally boasts the essential buttons to take advantage of some of the device’s many non-dictionary functions, including an MP3 player, radio, and voice recorder (you’ll additionally get Xvid support whether you pop it open). Look for that one to set you back 319,000 won ($344), with a black version plus available for those looking for something a little more discreet.

 

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