Surfing the web & e-mail questions?

I am looking into purchasing an iPod touch, hopefully that is a good idea. I've never owned any iPod, just other MP3 players. Anyhow, I know you can use the web and check e-mail. Does it work like any laptop, meaning, can you browse any websites? Can you check any e-mail like hotmail, yahoo, etc?
Thanks for any input!

I've had my itouch for about a year and its great!
I LOVE IT!
theres so much you can do with it.
yes, you can go online and check ur e-mails as if it was just any other computer..
u can also check yahoo, hotmail,.. etc in "mobile status" its way faster and asier to write back. but the websites dont apper completely when used "mobile status"
the only thing that i dont like about it. is that if u wanna see a video thats on a website, u cant see it. u either have to look for it on youtube in ur ipod, or wait until u use a regular computer.
i hope this helped u out.. and it didnt get u mroe confused.
i would recommend it to anyone!
its very easy to use!
=)

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