Well, a bit more precise request would be nicer for me to give you anything accurate though.
But if you want my general idea, the browsing is almost just about same, and it's because,
- CPU is almost same, doesn't make any difference to make you feel it's faster. (On some benchmark, 3:40 mp3 encoding may become 3:15 or something but that's about the best difference it can make on a CPU intenstive job.)
- The amount of data per page isn't big enough to make much difference between SSD/HDD. (And because pages are cached in memory while browsing, it makes less difference.)
And what am I supposed to do in 'surfthechannel.com'? I couldn't really find what to do there. If you mean about general flash video playback, then HDD was just fine. I watched some HD (some 1080px width) flash at youtube on HDD version and it played fine at around over 150% CPU usage but it was smooth.
The chance that SSD/HDD makes difference is when an operation does alot of random reads, (writes are about same) like OS boot up, application boot up and maybe data transfer against other faster HDD. And general responsiveness against random moments when disk IO gets heavier.
The really big improvements I cannot miss to feel were the OS boot up time and application boot up time. I installed Windows on bootcamp and I almost wow'ed at the speed Windows boot up. And hopefully I see less beachballs as I keep using it waiting for disk IO. It boot up faster than my expectation I thought it crashed during the boot when the boot animation disappeared so quickly...
I haven't tried enough of each applications I use to see how they differ, but general rule is, if it uses alot of disk activity, you can see much improvements.
And then there's no need for disk defragmentation (if I read things properly on other sources) as SSD doesn't have to 'seek' for data as HDD does with it's head. And of course the total silence when doing disk operation is a nice plus too. Without the fan moving, the biggest noise source was the bird outside.
So far I like the $300 difference I paid for slightly better CPU and much better disk read performance (where it matters).