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Computergram International, Oct 2, 1998
Dreamcast, Sega Enterprises Ltd's next-generation 128-bit game player is expected to come with a slew of internet functions when it is released in Japan in November priced around the equivalent of $220. The Nihon Keizai Shimbun says it'll feature a browser and email software. Users will be able to buy games by downloading them from Sega's web site. Net gaming will also be supported.
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