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Franklin MWD-460A Merriam-Webster Dictionary and Thesaurus

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  • Franklin Merriam-Webster Dictionary & Thesaurus.

Description

Product description Over 274,000 word dictionary with complete definitions and phonetic spell correctionThesaurus with over 500,000 synonyms and antonymsConfusables function distinguishes commonly confused words (their vs. there vs. they re) Classmates feature provides words in similar categories (i.e. tiger, cheetah)4-line LCD display with adjustable font size 9 interactive world learning exercises and gamesFeatures local/world clock, calculator, currency/metric converter and crossword solverRequires 2 CR-2032 batteries (included) The Franklin MWD-460 Merriam Webster Dictionary and Thesaurus gives you immediate access to over 80,000 words and 274,000 definitions. Lightweight and compact, it completely eliminates the need to lug around heavy dictionaries. In addition to its thousands of definitions, the dictionary also features a spelling corrector, SAT word list, clock, a basic calculator, and can distinguish between easily confused words. It even enables you to compile your favorite words into customized lists, making word studying much easier. It also plays nine different fun games which will help you build vocabulary and spelling skills.

Product Dimensions: 2.99 x 5 x 7.01 inches


Item Weight: 8.2 ounces


Manufacturer: Franklin Electronics


Item model number: MWD-460


Batteries: 1 LR44 batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: October 2, 2001


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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2011 by Frank F
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I got this for my dear mother, who uses it daily with her newspaper crossword puzzle. Her original 460A finally quit working after years of almost daily use (I bought it at Barnes & Noble at least ten years ago), and it was almost like she had lost her best friend or something. She has a couple of other of these electronic dictionary's, but she doesn't like them as well. Anyway, I picked this one up used for about $30 for Mother's Day, it arrived on-time, works well, and mom couldn't be more pleased. This unit came in good condition, as advertised. I would use this seller again, thanks. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2019 by Uncle Mike
    • Ancient technology and a difficult to read screen
In the mid-1970's, I purchased a Franklin Merriam-Webster electronic dictionary/thesaurus. It lasted until the end of 2020, some 45 years. That's the way products used to be made. The latest version of the Franklin Merriam-Webster electronic dictionary/thesaurus made, of course, in China, is a trinket compared to the 1970's version. The older version was about the size of a three-bar soap box. It was sturdy, had a presence on a desk, was easy to use and filled with synonyms. The current model, like virtually every current electronic gadget, is slightly larger than palm-size. It's screen is a greenish charcoal and the lettering appears to be a sort of navy blue, making it difficult to read except under bright light. The keyboard features teardrop-size characters which are resistant to soft touch and easily prone to error when typing-in word choices. I'm trying to think of something positive to write about this device, but am coming up short. It is flimsy and overpriced with dark, hard-to-read lettering and technology dating back to the previous electronic dictionary/thesaurus iteration but lacking the size, functionality, ease of use and overall attractiveness of the 1970's model. And I am 100% certain this delicate toy will not last 5 years, let alone 45. I can use the same paperback thesaurus I employed in college just as quickly as I can power-on, type in and wait for this unimpressive contraption to deliver a limited number of synonyms. Bottom Line: Skip this product. It is cheap, tawdry, outdated, hard-to-read, slow to use, with a very restricted thesaurus and a cursory set of definitions. All relevant factors considered, I value this item at approximately $25. Look elsewhere for an electronic dictionary/thesaurus device. ... show more
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This is a great product, especially at such a low price. The best feature for me was the list of SAT words and flashcards. It was more efficient than making index cards or studying definitions from a regualar dictionary. The time it takes to define a word is fairly quick as well. Some definitions include funny etymologies toward the end that really help the word stick. There are a few drawbacks to the product. For instance, the screen doesn't light up, the word list can't hold more than 40 words, and the buttons sometimes tend to be unresponsive. Still, for about $30, you get more than you'd expect. At least if you're in high school. If you're an adult, then a dictionary with a larger word capacity would be a better buy. I definitely recommend it! :) ... show more
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2019 by MJV
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the person who sold this item shipped almost immediately. the item was in better condition for used than expected. would definatly buy from him again.
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