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As part of his keynote presentation at WWDC2007 today, Steve Jobs announced that Apple is bringing its Safari web browser to the Windows platform. During the keynote, Jobs demoed the browser in a Windows environment and talked about some of the benchmark tests that shows Safari rendering HTML at twice the speed of IE7 and 1.6 times as fast as Firefox.

If you want to grab a copy of the beta, head on over to Apple.com/safari

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