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Opera 9 Review
The good: Opera 9 integrates BitTorrent media downloads, offers Widgets for your desktop, and is more secure than Internet Explorer.
The bad: Not all of the new features in Opera 9 will be useful to everyone; the RSS feeds page is clunky at best.
The bottom line: We really like Opera 9, but we like it more as the cool, arty browser that it is and not as our everyday workhorse for the Internet.
Opera 9 Specs
Manufacturer: Opera Software
Part number: SERVOPERA9
