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Web browser

In computing, software that allows access to the World Wide Web. See browser.



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A Dual Mode touch pad enables one-tap short-cuts to launch e-mail, an Internet browser and other selected programs.
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The company has also upgraded its $599 and $649 systems with an Office Multimedia Keyboard that provides short-cut buttons for commonly used computer functions, such as copy, cut and paste, speaker volume, CD and DVD controls, e-mail retrieval and Internet browser commands.
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