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3D Web Browser Draws Lukewarm Review

GreyGoo writes "The media release claims 'Internet surfers will be able to walk through their favourite websites as if they are characters in a computer game with the launch of the world's first 3D browser in Australia today.' However a review from someone who has actually tested the software raises important questions about the worth of the product considering the competing social and 3D products, and that sites have to be hand-crafted in order to truly support the new browser." A browser tied to a social networking scheme seems like a recipe for supreme annoyance.

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  1. My 3d browser by gnick · · Score: 5, Insightful

    I already have a 3d browser:
    1) Vertical
    2) Horizontal
    3) Tabbed

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  2. How is this a first? by TiggertheMad · · Score: 5, Insightful

    VRML enabled sites have been around for years. It might be a more complex impimentation of a VRML plugin, but it hardly seems noteworthy.

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