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Internet Explorer 9 Beta Version Released by Microsoft

Thursday, September 16th, 2010 at 8:05 am , filed under Software by Paul

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Internet Explorer 9: Micorsoft has released the latest browser ‘Internet Explorer 9’. This Internet Explorer 9 Beta has unique features that are useful for internet users.

Internet Explorer has faced some tough competition from the Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari and Opera browsers.

Microsoft has developed the Internet Explorer 9 with the additional features that fulfills the internet users’ requirements.

The features of Internet Explorer 9 such as it supports latest Web technologies like HTML5, increases the JavaScript performance, more minimalistic, it supports computer’s GPU to render images through the Direct2D, Direct3D and DirectWrite Windows APIs, it allows your graphic card to handle page rendering and animation. It also provides high security while downloading the files.

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