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Newegg. The Power Search, in particular. I find the ability to specify certain features for a product extremely useful. The guided search is also nice to quickl
by unfasten 16y ago
Newegg. The Power Search, in particular. I find the ability to specify certain features for a product extremely useful. The guided search is also nice to quickly narrow down on more common criteria.
For example, here's the video card power search: http://www.newegg.com/Product/PowerSearch.aspx?N=100007709&IsNodeId=1&SubCategory=48&GASearch=3 http://www.newegg.com/Product/PowerSearch.aspx?N=100007709&#...
It allows you to specify manufacturer, port types, memory/memory type, chipset, etc. When I'm just starting to look for a new part or device being able to narrow down the list that way is very helpful.
- safetytrick 16y agoThis is interesting though, Newegg has to change the standard search box to something more guided to be useful. I think most sites have too little content for a visitor to find anything useful with a search box. In these cases a directory or tag system is a much better solution. Some exceptions to this are web applications where users are looking up content they created on their own.
- dagw 16y agoOh yea, I use the local equivalent (prisjakt.nu) all the time before buying just about anything. Yet for some reason I've never really thought of it as a search engine.