Mikosia

I am working on an amalgam of a browser and a search engine (and no it is not Chrome like). The idea is that users can search and browse simultaneously, and do away with the idea of hyperlinks, or at least have links recede into the background. Based on your keywords and selections, content is returned and arranged.

This is along the lines of the semantic web.

My question is how do I describe it to a layperson? Thinking of a catch-phrase

- Browsearch: does this name ring bells? perhaps too nerdy? - Searchplorer: - ...

Any other ideas? Thanks HN you are awesome!

p.s. I shall post here once we launch into beta

Assume you have a blank canvas to work from and technology is no barrier.

The Siri Model, but that doesn't seem to work for more information intensive tasks? or is it the Google ten-blue-links "search engine"? Hybrid?

I am a developer on MS W7 platform and looking to get a 3 monitor setup. I am confused by the number of options - should I just get a multi-monitor hub or get one with multiple video cards? TIA

Yes you read that right we are building an un-search engine. We are very different from existing search engines. However we are in a dilemma to choose data sources to build out our MVP. Our search is most effective and value clear when multiple heterogeneous data are indexed (obviously we have anything but a Google data farm indexing power). We are trying to pick a domain or source that is manageable scale for a small startup, and yet shows the ability to "weave" interdomain knowledge. The obvious ones are wikipedia, wikibooks etc. but would the community have any suggestions on on other sources? news perhaps? Thanks in advance!