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Technology Stocks : MSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator

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To: ed who wrote (19377)	5/19/1998 8:53:00 PM
From: Kevin Hay	Read Replies (1) of 24154

I guess navigator is an OS across multi computers, while Window is limitted to one single computer. We can also say navigator is a dynamic OS system and it is much more flexible than the traditional OS which is just sitting in one single computer. =-=-====-==-=-= Correct.., except for the part about the OS. seriously, a browser does what it's told. What you're referring to as an os would be the code being fed to the browser. see? Very basic things like video drivers and file management would have to be coded in a way that the browser could interpret it and then control those devices..., now it's starting to do what an os does. Then you add your apps. Until high bandwidth modems are everywhere the discussion is really quite moot. Navigator's been confused for an os because it's an interface and the average brain thinks because it doesn't leave navigator it doesn't really need windows. When the doj sees how far navigator is from an actual os I think nscp will be sent to its room for a little time out. -Kevin

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