When learning a new language, the most frustrating issue is not understanding a word or phrase crucial to the meaning. The Quicktionary TS is a hand-held pen scanner For people who need a  simple answer for all their Hebrew-English translating needs,  this scanner is the ideal solution for fast, reliable, accurate translation for  busy people.
Quicktionary TS: Translate Hebrew to English Easily
The Quicktionary TS makes a great gift for Torah students, tourists, Olim or anyone learning  Hebrew.
This unique device uses Optical Character Recognition (OCR) echnology. Using this technology, printed words may be scanned and displayed as tet. The QuicktionaryTS can recognize a many common fonts and sizes. It can scan from books, magazines newspapers, and even bills and documents!
The Quicktionary TS is not only able to scan text. The device incorporates a virtual keyboard to type in words, aswell. The user can translate signs, street names and other text that cannot be scannd. Keyboard input is simple by using the  handy stylus (included)- using the virtual keyboard is almost as easy as scannig printed text.
Dictionaries and older electronic translators are bulky slow and difficult to use.  The QuicktionaryTS is small and light enough to take anwher! It has a display large enough for five lines of text. While other translators can only work well enough for  words, the QuicktionaryTS is equipped with advnced software to translate idioms and comlex phrases  not easily understand by Hebrew beginners.
The QuicktionaryTS’s includes games to be used to learn new vocabulary. The QuicktionaryTS stores the last 80 words translate in memory for easy access.
The QuicktionaryTS unique audio function allows the user to hear the translated word(s). This helps the language student or new speaker to pronounce the new words correctly.
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The QuicktionaryTS uses easily available AAA batteries, making it highly portable. It weighig only100 grams. The device fits in pocket,  purse, or wallet. Its advanced  programming  makes it easy to use anytime, anywhere. The QuicktionaryTS includes an automatic shut-down, to extend attery life so it will be ready to use when you need it.
French and Spanish Quicktionary TS units have been available for years. By special rrangement, Israel-catalog.com is proud to offer this device for Hebrew-English/English-Hebrew translation.
The QuicktionaryTS recognizes more than 300,000 words giving the stuent all the  words they need to achieve fluency in their new language.
translates Hebrew words & phrases into English.Translation from English to Hebrew/Russian/Arabic are included.
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5 comments
p5soljah
April 13, 2011 at 4:05 pm (UTC -5) Link to this comment
Shalom Victor. I was wondering have you used this pen or know any one that has it seems pretty cool
Victor
April 13, 2011 at 4:47 pm (UTC -5) Link to this comment
Yes, one of our members is promoting it. Shahar Geva, email
Tell them you saw it on torahteachers.com
Shahar
April 14, 2011 at 4:21 am (UTC -5) Link to this comment
Hi Guys
Yes I’m the one who posted this product review. Wizcom is an Israeli company that recently launched their new Quicktionary TS in the Hebrew language – translating Hebrew as well as other languages. It is a great product – many Olim Hadashim & Hebrew students are using it.
Actually, as of yesterday we offer a Wizcard extension card that support west European languages as well – so this little gadget can help you find your way in a great part of the world
p5soljah
May 7, 2011 at 9:41 am (UTC -5) Link to this comment
Yup I went ahead and bought it. It arrived yesterday. Super cool product. I use this thing all the time! The only thing I’m not sure about is that the audio only plays back the english which in my case is not necessary since I’m learning Hebrew. If I get the chip will the audio work on the other languages. It’s not too big a deal since it transliterates but it would be cool. I also like how even without the chip it already has 3 other languages on here. Really love this guys. Toda Raba. =)
Shahar
May 9, 2011 at 12:36 am (UTC -5) Link to this comment
Toda Raba – I’m happy to hear that you liked it