Sega Saturn Net Link suggested retail price $99.99 –that includes a 28.8Kbps speed modem cartridge that plugs into the Sega Saturn, a phone cord and a CD containing the Web browser and Net Link City interface.

Also avaliable are the Sega Saturn Mouse SRP $24.99 and Net Link keyboard PS/2 adapter SRP $19.99

The Sega Saturn Net Link Bundle at an SRP of $249.99 will combine the Sega Saturn, the modem/browser package, a custom Sega Saturn keyboard and the hit arcade game "Sega Rally Championship™."

It comes with a Free Month access to the Internet from Concentric Net But If you already subscribe to the Internet. You can use your existing Account on the NetLink. The NetLink is compatable with SLIP/PPP. And will accept your current account.

An easy-to-use-screen keyboard can be accessed for text input using the Sega Saturn control pad or Sega Saturn mouse. This "software" keyboard offers shortcuts to commands such as "www." and ".com," which reduces on-screen keystrokes. Users can also interact with the browser via a standard keyboard attached to the Sega Saturn with a low-cost Sega keyboard PS/2 adapter.

Users have complete freedom of movement with their cursor on each page, unlike other TV Internet systems that restrict movement to hightlighted parts of pages. Web pages load all at once, text first, so users can begin scrollling uninterrupted through the entire site before all graphics appear. Sites can be stored in available bookmark files.

The browser features an extensive parental control function offering 15 categories of restrictions and several gradations in each category. In all, more than 170,000 rated sites reside on the server and are constantly updated to parents can customize the type and level of restrictions they want to enact.

A translucent tool bar and a pop-up command compass allow users to access the browser's navigation controls; both can be hidden to allow unobstructed visibility of content on screen. Cursor movement is fast, smooth and unrestricted, with capabilities to scroll up and down as well as side to side. The browser's "magnifying glass" gives users three levels of enlargement to view detailed images or small text.

Sega plans to offer upgrades to the browser supporting technologies like VRML and standard audio features in the future.

The Sega Saturn Net Link search engine and navigational network consists of TV-display versions of Excite Search and Excite Reviews, featuring custom sub-directories and indexes created by Excite. Excite designed the search interface to be fun as well as functional, with non-traditional colors, layouts, fonts, and graphics. Sega Saturn Net Link users will have access to Excite Reviews, which are written by a team of professional journalists who preview more than 100,000 Web sites.