question on (for surfing the net or to surf the net)

[janmarchi]

I was reading an online newspaper and the headline read as follows:

Company subsidiary will make ultracheap mobile phones for
surfing the Net

my question is instead of writing: for surfing the Net

could I write: to surf the Net


Would this mean the same and are both correct, which one is better?

thank you in advanced
Jan

[tweeks]

1) "Company subsidiary will make ultracheap mobile phones for
surfing the Net"

2) "Company subsidiary will make ultracheap mobile phones to surf the Net"

Both are grammatically correct, and I guess they would mean the same (choice # 2 is still giving me a little trouble in clarity). Being a native speaker, I would say choice #1 makes the better statement, and is the best choice.

[ski_power]

Yes, choice 1 sounds more natural.
To me, choice 2 feels forced.

Winner: Choice 1