Now days there are lot of how-to websites launches from big companies. On May 05, 2008, I listed down Three best How-to websites: Quamut.com, About.com, and Howstuffworks.com launched by companies like Barnes & Noble, Inc., The New York Times Company and Discovery Communications respectively. But these sites are general and cover almost all areas.
Today, I am talking about Pc.com from Intel Corporation. It provides us valuable resources on computers and the amazing things you can do with them. In this site you will find informative articles, news, videos, and more. It also has shop section where you will find Intel processor-based computers.
“Today, consumers are forced to visit multiple sites to track down information and they often rely on the sales person at their local computer store for a recommendation,” says Matt Robley, PC.com site strategist in the Sales and Marketing Group (SMG). “Our goal is to simplify the process and provide consumers with one place to go learn about technology and have their questions answered online.” Here’s what makes PC.com different from the approximately 47 jillion other technology sites that offer PC info of one kind or another. Pc.com is a simple one-stop-shop site that among other features, offers:
- Third-party ratings and advice on PC models
- A glossary—in plain language—that explains common terms from broadband to USB and everything in between
- Articles that demystify and explain basic PC concepts
- More than a dozen short videos that answer such questions like “How can I check what sites my daughter is browsing?”
- Experts who field specific questions and get back to you with clear simple answers
- An ask-and-answer community that lets users easily tap the wisdom of the crowd at PC.com, without having to dive into the unfettered Wild West of the blogosphere
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