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Lancelot a écrit : Edit 5:
Le lien vers le site officiel d'Opera et donc confirmation du navigateur:
http://opera.com/pressreleases/en/2006/02/15/
Un poil grillé^^RudeBoy a écrit :Il semblerait qu'on ait bientot un browser internet sur la DS:
http://www.opera.com/pressreleases/en/2006/02/15/
De quoi t'as l'air à dire ça avec ta sign juste en dessous ?Sneaky Snake a écrit :Il me faut une Lite bordel
Il me faut des vidéos !!!
Les accessoires en question ne seraient pas comparibles avec la DS normaleSneaky Snake a écrit :Il me faut une Lite bordel
L'image où on voit le Tunner TV branché à la fois dans la DS Lite et la DS normale est là pour montrer le contraire19oj19 a écrit :Les accessoires en question ne seraient pas comparibles avec la DS normaleSneaky Snake a écrit :Il me faut une Lite bordel
Joli sens de l'observation ^^The_lascar a écrit :L'image où on voit le Tunner TV branché à la fois dans la DS Lite et la DS normale est là pour montrer le contraire
. Tant pis pour les pressés !!! One of our readers, Skitz, did what many people would like to do but didn't: e-mail Opera about the features of their upcoming webbrowser. The result? An answer from an Opera spokesperson.
First of all, Skitz asked whether the browser will feature some kind of censoring to block out 'inappropriate' content. While his motivation for this question remains unknown, the reply from Opera was that the browser will browse the full Internet, only censored by the user. Whether this means that it is possible to set up some filters in the browser itself remains unknown, but neither Opera or Nintendo will prevent you from browsing adult-only websites.
Opera added that you will have the same basic functionality as Opera for Desktop. Although the built-in e-mail client was already confirmed to be not-included, it appears that the pop-up stopper (mentioned explicitly in the e-mail) will be incorporated.
For Flash-based content, Opera replied that in order to run these rich-media objects, there would need to be a flash plug-in for the DS browser. As far as the Opera spokesperson could tell such a plug-in is not available today.
And finally, the question asked by many already. As the press release only mentioned a Japanese release, will the browser be brought over to the United States or Europe? Opera’s statement was short on this issue: Nintendo is now planning its launch in Japan this June, they are still deciding on global launch plans. Stay tuned!
Cyrare a écrit :Je trouve que l'intérêt d'Opéra est super limité... Quand tes dans une zone Wifi, t'as de fortes chances d'avoir ton PC à coté. A moins d'être près d'un Hot Spot, mais bon, au Mac do, j'ai pas super envie de naviguer sur le net...
Unmentioned in previous reports, it seem that a RAM expansion cart will be bundled with the upcoming DS Opera web browser and it will fit directly into the GBA slot of the DS. When asked, Nintendo denied that other DS titles are currently planned to use this device in the future and given that the expansion will only come bundled with web browser at this time makes it no surprise. There will be two versions of this expansion cart to cater to either DS design, no differences between them other then the fact that one is a centimeter shorter than the other has been revealed as yet. Here's a picture of both from the showcase at the DS Lite conference:
non, parce que nintendo ne fait pas ca pour l'argent, mais pour le jeux video et les joueursTVD a écrit :Personne ne critique Nintendo pour détourner la DS de sa fonction première qu'est le jeu?