Opera parodies Google’s Chrome speed tests mercilessly (video)

This, dear friends, is the height of comedy. Opera’s pair of Scandinavian browser testers are back, this time applying some extremely high-tech speed tests to determine whether the Norwegian browser is faster than boiling a potato. Seriously, if you’re not laughing at this, you either work for Google or you have a funny bone missing. In more concrete news, the acceptance of Opera Mini to the iPhone has accounted for a cool 70 percent of the Mini’s growth over the month of April, with 2.6 million Apple users downloading the software worldwide. But that’s not what you’re here for, you’re here to see the epic video, which awaits after the break along with Google’s original.

[Thanks, Ian G.]

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