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New SAT Personal Prep System Receives Honors at Consumer Electronics Show
Franklin Electronic Publishers, Inc. (AMEX:FEP), the worldwide leader in handheld information, announced it has been selected as a winner of the CES 2005 Best of Innovations award in Personal Electronics Design for The Princeton Review Pocket Prep Handheld for the New SAT. Each year the prominent Innovations Design and Engineering Awards select honorees from thousands of consumer electronics products.
Franklin's Princeton Review Pocket Prep handheld is a pocket sized standardized test preparation device that is based on The Princeton Review's "Cracking the New SAT" title. The comprehensive electronic tutor is designed to help students get higher scores on the new SAT with a complete study system that includes verbal, math, and essay tutorials, making this award-winning product the perfect companion for high school students preparing for 2005's New SAT.
The Princeton Review Pocket Prep also features full-length practice exams with complete answers and explanations, a test timer to improve time management, personal diagnostic reports to identify score improvement opportunities, and practice drills and flash cards for efficient studying. It also includes a complete electronic dictionary, thesaurus, grammar guide, word games, SAT word list, user word list, clock with timing feature, and math calculator.
"We are very excited and honored to receive this award for the Princeton Review Pocket Prep handheld," commented Barry Lipsky, CEO of Franklin Electronic Publishers. "With the timely debut of this handheld next month, we can enable students to plan and enhance their study time in preparation for the New SAT. Franklin's legacy has been to always partner with the world's most prestigious publishers in reference works. In test preparation, it's The Princeton Review. Students who have traditionally invested in books, tutorial courses and private tutors, can now invest in a cost effective, portable solution to meet their busy lifestyles."