Pocketalk announced today the 2020 model of their popular voice translator.
Mainly popular in Japan, Pocketalk is hoping to gain the U.S. market for mobile translators.
The new model features several upgrades:
- Smaller size: lighter and more compact for easier travel
- Larger screen: 16% larger touch surface for additional clarity
- Camera: instantly recognizes and translates text, the written word and signs
- Conversion: computes exchanges for currency, length, width and temperature
- Faster: increased software processing speed for more immediate translations
- More connected: with support for a wider mobile band, users will notice a stronger data signal across the world
- One-button translation: for simple translations in fewer steps
Pocketalk is able to create connections across 74 different languages in more than 130 countries and regions. By utilizing the best translation engines from around the world, Pocketalk provides a consistently accurate experience by picking up localized dialects and slang.
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Why a Dedicated Device?
Pocketalk is pushing to be a seamless bridge between languages in a way that Google Translate on your phone can’t.
Most of the capabilities of Pocketalk can be found in software alone, but having a dedicated device has its benefits. Not needing to unlock your phone saves battery life, saves the time of constantly unlocking to open an app, and minimizes both the chance of phone theft while traveling, and the chance of your dropping your phone while constantly reaching for it.
Whether Pocketalk will be adopted by U.S. consumers is yet to be seen, but this new model will be available for pre-order beginning January 5, 2020 for an MSRP of $299 (in gold, white and black).
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