Based on their minimum requirements, I would expect that to get the browser to function normally, you would want a 2GHz dual core CPU, 4GB RAM, and 1GB VRAM. And don’t forget 512MB HDD space to install it.

1GB of VRAM… that will be costly.

That’s my thinking, too. The fact that Netscape just took a dive should be a pretty good indication that the browser market is pretty full right now.

Count me in! It’s probably free only after a mail-in rebate as well, huh?

I’m a sucker when it comes to eye candy, but they have added it in areas that I hardly use. I almost never use the browser’s history feature, and it seems like it would take awhile to navigate your bookmarks with that interface. The eye candy that I really enjoy is the stuff that also makes you more productive, and I’m not sure that this really would.

“I did sign up for the Beta, but I don’t know that I’d install it even if I do get in. It does look cool, but it doesn’t sound like it’s all that functional as it stands right now.”

To get in you would need to sign your life away for 2-year with their ISP and they would make it so no other browser would work when this is installed. Then there is that $200 charge to opt-out early.

Ha ha..it’s funny because it’s true.

It does look really fun. If Pogo was stable I would try it. It’s always nice to see a company being innovative in an area that has the potential to impact millions of users. Let’s be honest, who doesn’t enjoy a little eye-candy?

To get in you would need to sign your life away for 2-year with their ISP and they would make it so no other browser would work when this is installed. Then there is that $200 charge to opt-out early.