FRANKLIN DMQ119 DICTIONARY

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Corrects word phonetically, i.e. fizics to physics, confusables, crossword solving, matchmaker, anagram solver and word builder, user word list, calculator & converters, 2 x 16 character LCD, auto shut off, contrast adjustment, auto self demonstration

POWER SOURCE: 1 x CR2032 (Included)

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Key features of DMQ119

Pocket Dictionary & Thesaurus
170,000 words
phrases and definitions from Collins ®
500,000 synonym thesaurus
databank with world clock

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