Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary and Franklin Thesaurus (P10935U) review:1 stars (Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionar) - I got this for my new PalmOne Zire 72. The dictionary has lots of function but doesn't work well with my palm. Everytime when I try to write a "t", it will go back to the previous screen instead of having a "t" on my word. And the software itself is not easy to use. After I have used it for a few times, it started to crash my operating system everytime I try to open the dictionary or insert the dictionary sd card to my palm. If you own a Zire 72, my best suggestion is not to get this dictionary. I returned mine and got another different one; it doesn't have as many functions as the Merriam-Webster's, but it works great and easy to use. Most importantly, it's completely capatible with my palm pilot.5 stars (Excellent Dictionary) - This is a great little dictionary. Perhaps I shouldn't say "little" since it has 200,000 definitions. But I use it on my HP 3115 and it seems little. Easy to read, easy to move around the dictionary. You can click on one of the words in the definition and you get a little pop up window that allows you to view that defintion and then return to the previous word or name or whatever. There are biographical and geographic entries as well, not to mention the thesaurus. It is so handy to have such a great reference work within arm's reach when you need a bit of information. The occasions for its use are endless. Highly recommended.1 stars (What is a MobiReader?) - Sure, the dictionary has a lot of words, but the problem is finding them. The search screen is extremely jumpy when using the graffiti interface. I can rarely get more than a couple letters in the search box before the program jumps off to the wrong word. Now my graffiti skills are pretty good; I don't have this kind of problem with other Palm programs. The dictionary's search program (MobiReader?) doesn't want to wait for t's to be crossed and i's to be dotted. So a search for 'tea' and you'll end up with the first word starting with 'L'. I've resorted to using the popup keyboard screen to enter words. Not what I've come to expect from Palm-based programs.
Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary and Franklin Thesaurus (P10935U) Features:
Not compatible with Palm Zire 71
Two full-size references in one
Over 200,000 definitions
Over 500,000 synonyms, antonyms, and more
Built-in bookmark saves and retrieves entries

Merriam-Webster--8217-s Collegiate Dictionary and Franklin Thesaurus (P10935U) is the Electronics version. The full version can be purchased by clicking on the "CLICK HERE TO ORDER" button below for around 36.99USD.