A new (international) price comparison website

Hi all, I have recently launched a new, international price comparison
website and would be very interested in hearing your views on it. Here
is my PR blurb:

Announcing http://www.comparecomponents.com, a linux-friendly,
international computer parts price comparison site. Search across the
whole world to find the cheapest price or just to see how much other
people have to pay. Taxes are automatically calculated for most western
countries, and prices are automatically converted into native
currencies in the listings.

Currently focusing on the US, UK and Canada, more stores are being
added from around the world every few weeks. 30000 computing products
are currently listed, and CompareComponents is only interested in
computer hardware components, so it is easier to actually find what you
are looking for. Search by category, or view an automated list of the
best products available at any moment in time.

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Basically, I have a system which ties into some hardware compatibility
lists, about 12 different stores (and have tried to stick to stores
with decent reputations), and have tried to automatically calculate
decent, good value and best-of-breed products. Exchange rates are
updated daily so all global prices are shown in your native currency.
Check it out and let me have some feedback as I am keen to develop this
further. At the moment I am adding a few more sites for different
countries around the world, and once I get some stats on locales, I
will start getting some translated versions of the site done. If people
have any other ideas for features I would love to hear them too.

(crossposted to uk.comp.homebuilt)

http://www.comparecomponent.com

Thanks

- Jim

comparecompone...@googlemail.com wrote:
> Hi all, I have recently launched a new, international price comparison
> website and would be very interested in hearing your views on it. Here
> is my PR blurb:
>
> Announcing http://www.comparecomponents.com, a linux-friendly,
> international computer parts price comparison site. Search across the
> whole world to find the cheapest price or just to see how much other
> people have to pay. Taxes are automatically calculated for most western
> countries, and prices are automatically converted into native
> currencies in the listings.
>
> Currently focusing on the US, UK and Canada, more stores are being
> added from around the world every few weeks. 30000 computing products
> are currently listed, and CompareComponents is only interested in
> computer hardware components, so it is easier to actually find what you
> are looking for. Search by category, or view an automated list of the
> best products available at any moment in time.
>
> ---
>
> Basically, I have a system which ties into some hardware compatibility
> lists, about 12 different stores (and have tried to stick to stores
> with decent reputations), and have tried to automatically calculate
> decent, good value and best-of-breed products. Exchange rates are
> updated daily so all global prices are shown in your native currency.
> Check it out and let me have some feedback as I am keen to develop this
> further. At the moment I am adding a few more sites for different
> countries around the world, and once I get some stats on locales, I
> will start getting some translated versions of the site done. If people
> have any other ideas for features I would love to hear them too.
>
> (crossposted to uk.comp.homebuilt)
>
> http://www.comparecomponent.com
>
> Thanks
>
> - Jim

oops that last link should be http://www.comparecomponents.com ;)