DS Opera endures real life test
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7-26-2006 @ 9:52AM
Brian said...
Does anyone will know if this release in Japan will support English speakers? My good friend is leaving to Japan today and he said he'll pick a couple up for me if it does.
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7-26-2006 @ 11:08AM
.ed said...
to be fair, on a slow DSL connection in a conference hall, I never experienced any load times in excess of 1-2 minutes for entire sites, MySpace included, when I go to test the browser. So when he says, but does not show that it takes "X minutes to load" some sites, he is really over estimating.
try 30 secons to 1 minute max, even on a slower DSL.
http://my.opera.com/DotEd for my hands on.
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7-26-2006 @ 11:22AM
Aamir123 said...
lets hope it has flash and some decent memory and very quick load times. If this DS browser can do all that then i can say "fuck off PSP".
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7-26-2006 @ 8:09PM
idioteraser said...
No it only has Japanese language text. There will be a Europe release with English language later this year.
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