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Opera Software
September 29, 2001 Show:
Topic:
Internet Browsers Guest:
Dean Kakridas
September 30, 2000 Show:
Topic:
Internet Browsers Guest:
Dean Kakridas
Tired of huge amounts of hard drive space allocated for an Internet browser, then having to download patch after patch and still getting sluggish performance. If your Internet browser leaves a "lot to be desired", then you might want to hear about another option.
Dean Kakridas from discusses the latest release of Opera's fast and responsive Internet browser.
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Opera SoftwareSeptember 30, 2000 interview
December 18, 1999 Show:
Topic:
Internet Browsers Guest:
Jon Tetzchner
Tired of 10MB+ downloads, megabytes of updates, sluggish performance, HTML standard violations, desktop domination, instability, the seductive word 'free', and a browser war that left you as the only casualty? Then hear what Jon Tetzchner has to say about Opera, an Internet browser that cuts the time for serious surfers.
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