Korea Herald: Korean firm develops 3-D Web browser, 'iConnecter'

"Komid, a domestic venture, yesterday unveiled its "iConnecter," which it claimed is the world's first to integrate 2-D and 3-D capabilities in one browser. It became Asia's first company to develop its own Web navigation engine to compete with global players like Microsoft and Netscape."

"The company will debut the product at Comdex... in Las Vegas next month, and will start free of charge distribution to Korean and U.S. Internet users in December."

"The Java-based browser is compatible with various operation systems including Windows, Linux and Unix, and could one day be installed on non-PC platforms like mobile phones, handheld computers and Internet TVs."

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