good korean electronic dictionary

[crabstix]

Which Korean electronic dictionary is good? I am looking for one which has accurate languages from English to Korean and Korean to English. I was in Yongsan recently and was spoiled for choice. The problem is that I don't know which one is good. Accuracy is the most important factor followed by a keyboard which is a nice size for fast typing. I don't need tons of languages built into it. Just one which puts the words into sentences so that I can learn grammar too.

[matthew254]

two threads already exist for this topic.
http://www.koreanclass101.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=774
http://www.koreanclass101.com/forum/vie ... electronic
I would recommend iRiver because it's a native Korean brand that doesn't do sloppy Korean translations. I've had mine for almost two years and I still get people asking me where I bought mine. Since you're in Korea, and the fact that the model I have isn't the newest anymore, you're bound to get a good deal on it here.

[lukek]

I bought an iRiver D35 4GB DMB last week.

It's pretty good. I had a sharp before but it was broken. I like the way the iRiver does continously lookups as you type.

http://product.iriver.co.kr/product/pro ... ode=327928

It was 368,000 won from the iRiver store. We went to a bunch of places but everywhere was sold out in Seoul except the 2 iriver stores...