DS Opera browser in action

by David Hinkle { Jul 19th 2006 at 10:00AM }

In this wonderfully Japanese video of the DS Opera browser in action, you can see how smooth the zoom feature will work with the stylus and touchscreen, as well as inputting data into fields to search via Google. Looks great and we can't wait to give it a whirl!

[Via Go Nintendo]

Tags: browser, ds, lite, nintendo, opera

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Warren @ Jul 19th 2006 11:12AM

That was beautiful!!
C'mon US version!

.ed @ Jul 19th 2006 11:30AM

I should know a US date soon.

ramuji @ Jul 19th 2006 12:17PM

I placed my online order for the browser last week. Looking forward to getting it next week.

T. Holbrook Walker @ Jul 19th 2006 12:41PM

I certainly want this browser. I just have trouble deciding whether to get the Japanese version or wait for an English version. I certainly read and speak enough Japanese to get around, but I wonder if I will encounter any odd problems because of the peculiarity of the Japanese keyboard layout or other unforeseen issues.

idioteraser @ Jul 19th 2006 1:46PM

It's coming to Europe a few months later so pick up the UK version if it comes out earlier then the US version.

frod @ Jul 19th 2006 2:23PM

Looks cramped and difficult to use.

.ed @ Jul 19th 2006 2:42PM

"Looks cramped and difficult to use."
- frod

It's not: http://my.opera.com/DotEd

J Duke @ Jul 19th 2006 5:10PM

So Ramuji, you can order from the Japanese Nintendo site and they'll ship to the U.S.?

Sinergy @ Jul 19th 2006 5:16PM

I'm confused as to why Nintendo is releasing this first in Europe. Is this going to be a new trend? First black DS Lite, now this! C'mon... >_

Keiv @ Jul 19th 2006 7:52PM

Actually, Japan is getting it first..And you do know that practically every game reaches Europe last?

ramuji @ Jul 19th 2006 10:43PM

J Duke,

"So Ramuji, you can order from the Japanese Nintendo site and they'll ship to the U.S.?"

I doubt that they'll deliver to the US, but they'll definitely deliver to me here in Hiroshima. v

James @ Jul 20th 2006 5:10PM

Man, I can't wait to try this out! Oh the agony of waiting... :(

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