Given the limitations of the DS platform (slow processor, small screen, little memory), this is an awesome browser. Having used browsers for Pocket PC, Windows Mobile, and Sony PSP, this is the only one I've seen that renders complex pages correctly. The New York Times home page is laid out accurately, and, unlike the Windows Mobile version of IE, it can display radar imagery from the US National Weather Service site. Complex pages are best viewed in the layout mode, in which the lower screen shows a large portion of the page with a small rectangle you can move over the page to see magnified content in the upper screen. More text-based pages, such as BoingBoing, are best viewed in the mode in which the page width is compressed to the screen width and the page is spread over the two screens. Recognizing that different sites are best viewed in different modes, the browser lets you specify which mode each of your stored favorites will open in. Yes, the browser is slower than on a laptop because of the platform limitations, but its speed is comparable to other handheld devices while its accuracy, flexibility, and usability are much better. Opera has done a fantastic job of using the DS's strengths to make the browser both useful and usable.