Searchme is a new way to search the Web that uses patented visual search and category suggest features to deliver relevant, meaningful results faster, to every kind of Internet user.

The new search engine which is in “Private Beta” stage is more graphical than the other search engines. When you search, you are presented with category tabs as well as a graphical representation of what the resulting pages look like.

“The Searchme visual search engine, which leverages the power and ubiquity of Adobe Flash™ software and Adobe Flex, is an innovative rich Internet application that could help fundamentally change the Internet search experience,” said Chris Rogers, West Region Leader, Adobe Consulting at Adobe. “It’s more than a slick UI; it’s an engaging search experience that emphasizes relevance and usability to help users more easily find what they’re looking for on the Web.”

The search engine is in “private” beta as of posting time and you can sign up for free trial by sending your e-mail address to the company.

This is going to be an interesting search engine to use and if it becomes popular I believe Microsoft and Google will likely acquire the company.

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