JCHyun has just announced the release of its newest mini laptop, Udia Mini Note T100 Office, which seems to target student and mobile professional markets. Powered by an Intel Atom N270 processor (1.6GHz), the netbook sports a 1GB of DDR2 SDRAM, an 80GB of SATA hard drive, an integrated 0.3MP webcam module, three USB ports, a multi media card reader, and VGA-out port. Moreover, it is also equipped with a pre-installed Windows XP Home Edition SP3 operating system and MS Office Home & Student 2007 software.

JCHyun Udia Mini Note T100 Office mini notebook is retailed for 649,000 Won or about $460.

Now this is what we all need to make a fun study — a PMP dictionary-combo Udea Discovery 250. Recently introduced to the Korea market, this JCHyun creation can teach you four different languages (Korean, English, Chinese, Japanese) in 32 different kinds of dictionaries. To make it more intuitive, the device provides an authentic native-speaker voice on search results from the contents in English, Chinese, and Japanese.

The rest of the features are a touchscreen display with handwriting recognition, multimedia playback, photo viewer, e-book reader, voice recorder, and camera. The price tag is set at 170,000 Won or about $165. Note that another version is available, Udea Discovery 200, which doesn’t come with Japanese dictionary and retailed for 149,000 Won (about $137).

The Udea Expert 300 from JCHyun is a wireless-ready electronic dictionary packed with over 82 dictionaries and language content. Recently released in Korea, the pocket learning device offers a media player for both audio and video, built-in FM radio tuner, voice recording capability, built-in T-DMB receiver with TV-out port, USB interface, and SD media card slot. Users can also browse the web via WIFI and transfer data using Bluetooth.

JCHyun Udea Expert 300 Electronic Dictionary is retailed with a price tag of 418,000 Won or about $418.

JCHyun unveils “Udea D300″, an electronic dictionary sporting over 43 different dictionaries and language content, a large 4-inch LCD display, and a handy QWERTY keyboard layout which make it easier for searching or typing words. And talking about the keyboard, according to the company, this product is the world’s first digital dictionary with high-luminance LED keypad which lets users to type even in the darkness.

Priced 148,000 (KRW), Udea D300 e-Dictionary also features an e-Book viewer, voice recorder, and integrated MP3 player. It measures 126 x 85.5 x 15.8 mm, weighs 185kg, and takes the power from two AAA batteries.

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