POWER JAPANESE 2.0

Power Japanese - enables you to speak, read, and write Japanese in as little as ten weeks. Colorful graphics, animation, sound, and innovative drills and games are combined to provide a rich and exciting learning environment.

The most widely-acclaimed learning program and method for the Japanese language. Power Japanese was named one of the top ten CD ROM titles of 1994 by PC Magazine. Power Japanese enables you to speak, read, and write Japanese in as little as ten weeks. Colorful graphics, animation, sound, and innovative drills and games are combined to provide a rich and exciting learning environment. Includes a 10,000 word on-line dictionary (sent upon registration), option to record and compare your voice against native speakers, ability to group and play different phrases to meet your specific needs, and a Kana word processor. Also comes with flashcards, a comprehensive learner's dictionary, and an exercise book.

WINNER:

• 1996 National Educational Media Competition, Silver Apple Award
• 1995 & 1994 Top 100 CD-ROMs-PC Magazine (one of only seven educational titles recognized on the list both years)
• 1995 Multimedia World Readers' Choice Award for Best Language Education Title
• 1995 NewMedia INVISION Award Finalist
• 1994 Top 10 CD-ROMs-PC Magazine
• 1993 Multimedia World Readers' Choice Award for Best Language Education Title
• 1992 Most Valuable Product PC Computing Award

REVIEWS:

• "This isn't just one of the 100 best CD-ROMs, it's one of the 10 best"-PC Magazine
• "Nothing beats Power Japanese"-CD-ROM World
• "Power Japanese is a godsend"-CD-ROM Today
• "An excellent tool for learning the basics of Japanese"-CDROM Multimedia
• "This is the most amazing interactive multimedia system for learning a foreign language; a stunning achievement"-DATABASE"
• "Great example of how to use multimedia features in a learning product"-PC Magazine"
• "Power Japanese offers proof positive that the multimedia concept is a powerful tool that can break down formidable barriers to learning"-CD-ROM Today
• "When Microsoft Corp. transfers software engineers for a stint in its Tokyo office, it usually doesn't send them to language school; it gives them a computer disk called 'Power Japanese'"-The Wall Street Journal

PC, 386 or higher, Windows 3.1 or Windows 95, 4 MB RAM (8 MB recommended), 7 MB HD space, VGA/SVGA, MPC

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