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1. Seiko RM2000 Japanese/EnglishDictionary with Roget's II New Thesaurus | |
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On the other hand a Japanese friend has another seiko model and it's awesome, built much better.
On the other models they say "for native japanese" becuase the instruction manual is in japanese, but I did not find this to be an issue at all. There are buttons in black on the top row (same setup as this RM2000) and Frankly, if trial and error isn't simple enough (there's only 8 of em) it's pretty easy to ask someone who knows any of the language for a basic rundown and make a note of it on paper. Plus, assuming you do learn japanese, the features of this RM unit become rather obsolete, whereas the japanese-japanese and kanji dictionaries of the sr950 make it a favorite even among the japanese (it's the same price, may have to check the japanese link in amazon to get it though)
But that's what's so great about this RM2000. You type in an English word, then it tells you exactly how to SAY it in Japanese, then how to write it in HIRAGANA, and then how to write it more advanced in KANJI/+hiragana. And it is the only existing one available that is for us learners who can't speak very well. But I can't wait to start writing some more letters to Japan. Have fun! ... Read more |
2. Seiko 2IN USB/Ser Smart Label Printer 200 for Windows | |
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Amazon.com Product Description Because the 200 employs direct thermal printing technology, you won't need any ink cartridges, ribbon, or toner. It accepts labels up to 2.125 inches. Capture addresses from Microsoft Word, Outlook, and other compatible applications and send them directly to the printer. It supports wraparound text, shrink-to-fit formatting, and address recognition and parsing. With 203 dpi resolution, your logos or other graphics will look great, too. The 200 supports a postal bar-code option for the U.S., UK, and the Netherlands. In addition to English, it recognizes French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Dutch. The Smart Label 200 weighs only 1.14 pounds. To operate the printer, you need a PC running Windows 95 or higher, and if you want to use the USB cable, you need Windows 98 or 2000 (a serial port cable is also included). Features Reviews (3)
The only drawback I have is that the Seiko labels are thermal and fade after 1 year. I haven't seen anything to replace these, either, but have mentioned my concern to the manufacturer.
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3. Seiko Smart Label 100 1" Label Printer for Windows (USB, Serial) | |
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Amazon.com Product Description You can capture addresses from Microsoft Word, Outlook, and other compatible applications and send them directly to the printer. This printer also supports wraparound text, shrink-to-fit formatting, and address recognition and parsing. With 203 dpi resolution, your logos or other small graphics will look great as well. Because the 100 uses direct thermal printing technology, you won't need any ink cartridges, ribbon, or toner. It supports a postal bar-code option for the U.S., UK, and the Netherlands. In addition to English, it recognizes French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Dutch. The Smart Label 100 comes with both a serial cable and a USB cable; you'll need Windows 98 or 2000 for USB. Features Reviews (3)
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4. Seiko Roget's II: The New Thesaurus and Spell Checker | |
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5. Seiko Spanish to English Electronic Translator | |
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6. Seiko ET2240 Spanish English Translator | |
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Amazon.com Product Description This Spanish-English dictionary features 600,000 bidirectional translations and it instantly finds and translates conjugated verb forms. Seiko's EZ-Learn teaching system helps you build your vocabulary and language skills. Other handy features include a 12-digit calculator with memory and percent function, 28 bidirectional metric and currency converters, and an international clothing-size comparison chart. Entries are easy to read on the large LCD display, and you can enter information using the full keypad and function keys. This dictionary weighs only 9.3 ounces and comes with a one-year warranty. Features Reviews (4)
The Franklin TES-118 English/Spanish Translator is great. It has Advanced verb conjugation. The more expensive Franklin unit like DBE-1450 Spanish/English are better but the TES-118 is all most people will need. I don't like the multi-language like the Franklin TWE-118 5 Language European Translator, because the verb conjugations are not included and the dictionaries are a bit small. But this unit is still much better others in its class.
What can I say good? The conjugation feature is good...IF your verb happens to be in the pitiful lexicon. I also like the test and list functions. In other words, as long as you are working inside the dictionary`s limited set and rule out the wacky occasional definition, it works fine. But, honestly, I would save my money.
Now for the limitations. First, there is no contextual information. For example, if an English word has two Spanish meanings, the translator does not give you any information to determine which word you need. In addition, the spelling trainer does not allow you to enter accent marks or tildes, which limits it's utilization for memorization. The machine does not handle reflexive verb forms at all. In addition, the conjugator offers the verb form for "you (formal), he, she, and it" as separate entries even though they have the same conjugated form. The machine also does not allow any form of drills with conjugated verb forms. The device does have a couple of quirks. It omits some common words, even "cat." Sometimes the -s- key functions as the -y- key in yes or no function questions. I have owned two of these (the first was destroyed by a dog after being dropped in the yard) and this problem existed on both. In comparison to Franklin's equivilent product, I would say that the Franklin translator has far superior information but that the device is more poorly built. The Franklin translator has a rather flimsey cover. The button's are soft in operation, and you can't tell by feel if the device has accepted the keypress. The display is somewhat hard to read, but it does display far more information including examples, contextual information, and various forms of a word. I highly recommend the Seiko translator so long as the user is aware of it's limitations. You will still have to use your dictionary to decide which option is correct for your purpose. But I love the Seiko for its small size, ease of use, and toughness. I can carry it with me on my job, and use my free time to carry out drills.
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7. Seiko SLP240 Smart Label Printer | |
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Amazon.com Product Description The compact Seiko 240 is compact and light (only 1.14 pounds) and fits right on your desktop. It is a handy easy-to-use PC peripheral. You can capture addresses from Word, Outlook, and other compatible programs and send them directly to the 240. The 240 features wraparound text, shrink-to-fit formatting, and address recognition and parsing. With 203 dpi resolution, your logos or other graphics will look great on the labels too. The 240 accepts labels up to 2.125 inches wide--great for packages. It employs direct thermal printing, so you won't need any ink cartridges, ribbon, or toner. A postal bar code option is available for the United States, United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. The 240 can also recognize French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Dutch, in addition to English. It comes with both a serial port cable and a USB cable. Windows 98 or 2000 is required for USB. Features |
8. 260-labels 9/16 X 3-7/16 Slp-flw 2rolls White File Folder | |
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9. Seiko ET6640 Spanish English Dictionary | |
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Amazon.com Product Description This Spanish-English dictionary features 4 million bidirectional translations and 15,000 English and Spanish verbs with full conjugation and grammar correction. Quiz yourself on the 100,000 multiple-choice questions and answers built into the dictionary to prepare for the TOEFL and SAT tests. Entries are easy to read on the LCD, which displays three lines of 22 characters each with all accent marks, parts of speech, and gender. You can enter information using the full keypad and function keys. The dictionary weighs only 6 ounces and comes with a one-year warranty. Features Reviews (4)
CON:English and Spanish are some difficult languages and some words have many meanings, this tranlator just gives you a maximun of three meannigs for some words, is slower take three seconds for find a meaning, and doesn't have a space bar for compound words. ... Read more |
10. Seiko DF4033 Six Language Translator, Organizer and Travel Alarm | |
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Amazon.com Product Description The organizer stores more than 160 names with multiple phone numbers and addresses. Other features include world time for 32 cities, and a travel alarm with 10-minute snooze. Entries are easy to read even in dim light with the backlit LCD display, and you can enter information using the full keypad and function keys. Password protection keeps your private data from prying eyes. This translator weighs only 6.5 ounces and comes with a one-year warranty. Features Reviews (3)
Almost all handheld multi-language translators have some common drawbacks and this one is no execption. Here are some examples: In order to translate a verb, you must provide the infinitive version in the foreign language. No gender articles are provided. The vocabulary word total given is for all of the words combined from each language -not for each individual language. This type of device is really just meant to provide catch-phrases and very basic vocabulary only. The Seiko was much easier to operate than others - I did not have to read the directions to figure out how to select the desired language and it was easy to figure out how to enter words. Also, the Seiko is backlit and easy to read - the letters are very clear and huge. It is sturdy looking and sleek,fitting easily into a pocket. Despite these positives, I found it much less expensive and much faster to look up words & phrases in a tiny traveller's dictionary/phrasebook. Therefore,I am returning the Seiko.
The unit is somewhat intuitive and appears well constructed. It has a number of phrases in various categories (accommodations, dining, health, shopping, travel, etc) that could come in handy. But, like most of these units, I've found the number of such phrases to be very limited. The alarm clock is a nice feature as is the phone directory. And you can even replace the battery without losing your stored data. You have 30 seconds to do so! The letters on the screen itself are large and easy to read, but this limits the number of letters that can be seen at one time to only 12 per line. You can see the additional letters by pressing the scroll key. However, in translating some of the phrases the first few letters of a word can appear at the right end of screen on the first line and when you press the scroll arrow the screen image jumps to the remaining letters, essentially bisecting the word (you never see the entire word at the same time.) It would have been better if they had wrapped the phrase into the second line on the main screen so you would not have to scroll at all. I think it would have been a nice feature if the translated word also showed the gender, where appropriate, and if phonetic assistance in pronouncing the foreign word was provided. There is room to do so on the second line of the display. Unfortunately, I have not found any reasonably priced translators that will do so, including this one. Overall I like the unit and for the price I think it is a pretty good deal. For the casual traveler who does not know the language I expect that it will serve you (and me) well. ... Read more |
11. Seiko InkLink Handwriting System | |
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Amazon.com Product Description It's easy to use, works on ordinary paper up to legal size, and easily clips onto 50-page tablets. Plus InkLink comes with its own carrying case that fits in a pocket or purse. Using Seiko's exclusive binaural technology, the InkLink Data Clip continuously listens for communications from the InkLink pen while it tracks the natural movement of your hand. As you write anywhere on the paper pad with the InkLink pen, the InkLink Data Clip reads precisely the location of the pen tip and communicates its exact position to your handheld, laptop, or desktop PC. Sounds complicated? Believe it or not, InkLink is about as difficult to use as a paper clip. With InkLink, all you have to do is think it, ink it, and link it. Features Reviews (14)
The system accurately transcribes handwriting, pictures, squiggles, and so on. The software stores each session as a file containing one or more pages. Its easy to select, delete, and move words, figures, etc. The final printed version can look better than the original! I'm tempted to use the system for all my notetaking. Some software features are poorly implemented. For example, lines can be straightend, but the operation requires selecting a menu item. There are no standard drawing features, such as menus to make lines, boxes etc. You can copy and paste selections to other pages in InkLink, but you can't copy into other other applications! You can't add a sketch directly to add sketches to, say, a PowerPoint presentation. You can export pages to .jpg, .bmp. or .png format, but that is an awkward way to transfer a document or drawing. (With Adobe Acrobat you can "print" a PDF file that retains the original quality. That's useful for transmitting documents. It would be nice to have that as part of the software.) Conclusoin: the software makes Inklinke a closed system, not an universal input device. Still, it is easy, small, and inexpensive, and I'm tempted to buy a second for home.
The Palm software is very slow...I have 4 images on the Palm (M515) and it takes a while to load each one of them Install phase: The assembly and installation is very simple. But, if you run into even a small software issue, it is just best to reinstall the whole suite (PDA, Desktop). I also ran into this wierd thing of if I keep it connected to the USB Hub, I could not shut the computer down (Windows 98). I had to unplug the device (It was in constant communication mode I guess). I spent a better part of 3 hours trying to figure out how to get to manually synchronize my Palm notes and the Desktop notes. Would it have hurt for them to illustrate the help better. Operation phase:
The device is very good at what it does---digitising drawings and handwriting at extremely high resolution. I tried writing as small as I could on the pad, and it's still very good on-screen. The resolution's basically greater by the width of the ball-point pen. The hardware is amazing, and works like this: the clip sends an infrared pulse to the pen, which then emits an ultrasonic pulse back. Two detectors on each end of the clip pick up the ultrasonic pulse, and knowing the speed of sound, calculate the exact position of the pen. It works perfectly, even right at the far edge of a letter-sized pad. My main qualm is with the software. It's clunky and has no default vector export format. It took me a long time to work out how to export the drawings in a vector format (the supplied software allows export as .bmp, .jpg, and .png, all bitmat formats). To export in a vector format you have to print the page to a pdf file (using pdfwriter as a virtual printer), then import the pdf into a drawing program such as Adobe Illustrator. It would be really nice to be able to use this device directly in a drawing program, as an adjunct to the mouse. Overall, I would recommend the Inklink. It's very good at what it does, and once the vector export is worked out, it works well as a vector input device. It's also amazing to write on an ordinary pad, and see the same marks come up on the screen. If only Seiko would put a bit of effort to the software, this could become a must-have device.
SmartPad II is not easy to use with a laptop; however, it works like a charm with my Pocket PC. Plus there is no setup hassle and the battery life is wonderful...I've not has to buy a replacement battery yet. It's an odd "AAAA" (that's right, 4 "A") battery. The organizer case forced me to lighten up as it does not contain the usual ring binders; however, there a lot of surface on the left inside face to Velcro till your hearts content. Finally, this device does not optically sense the location of the pen; so, there are no issues with flipping sheets. I've modified a standard steno pad (by trimming the backboard with a scissor) to fit the sleep) and find I can flip back and forth and edit as long as I do the same on the PDA. I realize that you could fax or scan hand scribbled notes and have a graphical capture anywhere. I find that I can draw and beam diagrams to those that have PDAs and email them to those that do not without another digitizing session. So, chose the SmartPad as your InkLink will sit and collect dust...mine does.
Problem with so many hardware manufactures is that they just don't know how to write (or care) about the support software. 1. When using the pen with a PC, if something takes to 'focus' from the Seiko software, like a popups message or alert, the pen will stop recording penstrokes. This can be a disaster if you are not constantly watching your PC screen. 2. When using the pen with a PDA if you loose the ir link or the PDA popups message or alert, the pen will stop recording penstrokes. Again, this can be a disaster to your notes. The only way to get what you've written into the file is to painstakingly write over the parts you have already written. 3. Better have a lot of little hearing aid batteries handy for that pen -- it chomps through them. I bought the pen at full price when it first came out. I complained to Seiko about the lame software and they said a number of people had the same complaint but there was a development kit available and that they would constantly be improving the software. It's been two years now and Seiko has not released a single update. I recommend not buying this pen. While the hardware is nice, the software is basically useless, unless you are willing to put up with a lot of headaches! ... Read more |
12. Seiko SmartPad2 Connected Notepad | |
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Amazon.com Product Description The SmartPad2's adjustable infrared transceiver sends your notes and drawings directly to your handheld via the infrared port. Store your notes as attachments to any of the four Palm OS applications or transfer them via HotSync to your PC. From your PC you can print your notes, and file, fax, or e-mail them. You can also e-mail notes and drawings directly from your handheld with optional e-mail software and a modem or phone. SmartPad2 consists of an electronic notepad integrated into an elegant portfolio that also stores and protects your Palm OS-based organizer. The paper notepad is a standard paper pad; refills are available at any stationery store. A special pen is provided that automatically transmits whatever you write through SmartPad into your Palm OS-based organizer. For convenience, the opposite end of the pen contains a stylus point for use with the Palm OS-based organizer. Features Reviews (2)
Here is how I use it - during meetings I take notes, do sketches (user interfaces, high-level system design diagrams, etc.), and list follow-up items. This material is automatically beamed to my Palm Vx as pictures of the sketches and/or notes. I upload these to my PC and email them as attachments. This gets information out quickly, which can be followed up later with more refined notes transcribed into a word processor (by hand) or better drawings (I use Visio). It does one thing only - captures pictures of what you write on plain paper - and it does that exceptionally well. I liked the easy set-up, the fact that it comes with a QWERTY tap keyboard (it's under the pad), and performs as advertised. If your needs are similar to mine stated above and you have either a Palm or Pocket PC PDA you will probably love this notepad. However, it does not perform optical character recognition, so it that is what you're seeking you need to keep looking. ... Read more |
13. Seiko Standard Address Labels for all Smart Label Printers (130/Roll2 Rolls/Box) | |
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14. Seiko SLP-35L 35MM Slide Labels 7/16" X 1-1/2" (1-Roll of 300) | |
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15. Seiko 8MM DAT Labels 3/8 X2-13/16(150/Roll 1 Roll Box) | |
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16. Seiko Large Single Address Labels for Smart Label Printer Pro | |
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(price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00004Z62H Catlog: CE Manufacturer: Seiko Instruments, USA Sales Rank: 12904 US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan |
17. Seiko Thumboard Keyboard for Palm V and Vx | |
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The device is lightweight, easy to carry and fits right into the Palm. Keying in letters and other functions are a snap. I have fallen in love with this thing since I began to use it. The only improvement I hope is to have a protective cover on the keys. To slip it on my Palm every time is not convenient enough. If there is a cover, I do not have to worry about touching the power-on button when it is attached to the Palm and stays that way all the time.
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After a couple of days, I'm falling in love. This keyboard has a lot of advantages over other 'portable' keyboards. Size: Truly portable. Comparing it my friend's Stowaway, this thing just takes the cake. Location: If you don't know yet, you slip this over the bottom of your handheld (in my case Visor). It stays in place remarkably well. It's rounded sides and larger profile, makes typing easy because the handheld is easier to hold. Construction: Yes, it's plastic, but it's well made plastic. Everything has clean finished edges. I flexed my in my hand and it creaked a little bit, but not like it was going to fall apart suddenly. In conclusion, I give this tiny but powerful keyboard four stars. It would have earned the coveted five star rating if it's keys were just a smudge bigger, or spaced out a bit more. If you have small fingers and great fine motor skills, you'll be typing out page-long emails in no time. ... Read more |
18. Seiko Instruments SLP-SRL Shipping Labels, 220/ROLL | |
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19. 440-labels 1-1/8 X 2 Slp-mrl 2rolls Multi-purpose Labels | |
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20. Seiko 9/16 X 3-7/16 130 Per Roll/2 Roll Box File Folder Labels (Blue) | |
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