Internet Explorer 4 review
Verdict
Improved core functionality and bundled apps will appeal to the corporate user, while Push-based Channel content will satisfy the info-hungry individual and SoHo user. And, of course, it's still theoretically free. Some question do remain over stability.
Review Date: 1 Oct 1997
Reviewed By: Stephen Reid
Price when reviewed: or £6 (£7 inc VAT)
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