If ever the need arises for a large keyboard and some earnest typing, they sit down in front of the nearest available computer anywhere in the world, open its web browser and access all their documents online.

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It was passed in 1992, before the world even had a commercial Web browser let alone viable Internet video technology.

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There are few things in this world quite as frustrating as a web browser on an E Ink device, and the PRS-T2 does little to change that.

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Clark, Andreessen and a group of programmers created and sold the first widely marketed and user-friendly Internet browser, mapping out the World Wide Web, beating Microsoft to the punch, and making themselves millionaires in the process.

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Mosaic, the first browser, was the killer app for the World Wide Web.

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Its 13% share of world browser usage is startlingly high considering that to run Firefox you have to find the Firefox Web site and download the software yourself.

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