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An Amiga surfing the Web isn't so hard. In fact, you'd have a choice of browsers: AWeb Voyager, iBrowse, and perhaps even someday Amizilla.

This alive amiga site?

That Amiga's internet application development is done by a company called VaporWare

Amiga Voyager has a little bank of dots on the status bar, which show a colour to represent each concurrent connection. The primary connection (ie, the page being loaded in that window) gets to write 'looking up', 'reading', 'stalled', etc, into the status bar. Would that help?

A good format although optimised for planar displays rather than the chunky pixels most of us use today. Anyone know a browser that supports these? (presumably referring to amiga IFF Anim 7)

Well, Netscape 4.x on Linux can, and will even render them in-page, with the Xanim netscape plugin (included with Mandrake 7 as /usr/lib/netscape/plugins/xanim.so).

I would guess that the Amiga browsers (Voyager, IBrowse, AWeb) also could, through Amiga DataTypes.

I could do with one of this for University...
But the big question is what kind of price are they likely to ship these at ?

Come on guys someone must have heard a rumour

$,£'s, denari's I don't care just give me some idea.

and remember vapourware is not just a concept its a company...

Firstly, for the lazy (duck)

Vapor

Secondly, they make Internet software.

Thirdly, yes they have released it and not just announced it :)

Greg