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IE11 has low system requirements-a 233MHz processor, 512MB of RAM, a Super VGA graphics adapter, and 70MB of hard disk space-so it should run comfortably on older PCs. Internet Explorer 11 requires Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 navigate to the IE download page (Opens in a new window) to get the new browser. In fact, it's so much faster, leaner, and more secure than previous versions that former users who left it behind may want to give it another try. It even leads in some areas, such as graphics hardware acceleration and touch input. Microsoft's latest Web browser is fast, has a lean interface, and is compliant with new standards. IE 11 made its debut on Windows 8.1, but it's also available for the more widely used Windows 7, which still runs on the vast majority of PCs.

Those days are over, with even Google admitting this by retiring its Chrome Frame (Opens in a new window) product. The makers of Chrome and Firefox used to regularly castigate Internet Explorer for not being a 'modern' Web browser.

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