Reigncom's iRiver Wave Phone Released in Korea

The iRiver is the kind of device that doesn't really get people too excited, but its capabilities are still worth mentioning nonetheless. Since word of it first got out a while back, it became clear it was nothing we hadn’t heard of before. Also since then, this device has pretty much respected the specs it was said to have incorporated.

It's got a pretty simple design, but that's not necessarily a bad thing, especially in this case, for the iRiver has very clean looking lines. Although it's not trying to impress in this chapter in any way, all in all, it looks and feels like an advanced mobile. This Wave Phone uses its Wi-Fi features for telecommunications, allowing voice over Internet, text messaging and the Music Bugs application for music, of course. Moreover, it comes with 4GB of internal memory included, SRS WOW HD and Flash Lite 2.0 support.

Using its graphical user interface and the 3'' WQVGA (480x272 pixel) touchscreen, this Reigncom phone comes in very handy as far as services including text, flash, video, music and pictures are concerned.

This is all very nice indeed, but it can’t hold a candle to the capabilities of the electronic dictionary. This feature offers hand-writing recognition software, on top of other services such as an English to Korean dictionary, and a Chinese to Korean dictionary, plus three more Collins dictionaries. In addition, it also offers correct pronunciation for each request, thus being a feature that is very secure, as well as a useful study guide for many.

Also, should you purchase it, you will receive a set of earphones, a stylus pen, a battery holder, a USB cable, an adapter and a quick start guide. Maybe this device doesn't include the most impressive specs, but it makes up very well for that with its highly advanced electronic dictionary, which might just turn out to be a deal-maker for some.