Ebyte.com - Sharing the Passion for Tech

Ebyte.com is a unique "social shopping" website catering to tech enthusiasts, custom pc builders and gamers. By combining the latest web technologies, Ebyte.com provides a way to easily search and browse through a huge catalog of computer hardware and electronics products, while providing a dynamic platform for users to share their knowledge and opinions about products, interact with a community of tech enthusiasts, and recommend products to others. If you are passionate about technology, Ebyte.com is waiting for you. They've recently released version 2 of Ebyte.com. With it comes many improvements and added features to the site. Most importantly they have improved the checkout process dramatically. They have made it even easier for you to place orders and choose different secure payment methods. And also you don't have to be a member to order on Ebyte.com. You may optionally join as a member after placing your order if you feel inclined to do so.

"Want to remember a product in your own special way? How about building your own custom search results? You can easily do this by tagging products with the keywords you want. All products are taggable, and all tagged keywords are used to weigh products in search results and can be used to build your own custom search for the products you want."

Classic e-commerce websites with no user interaction are on the way out. Social commerce is the shopping platform of the next generation, where friends and family can share their knowledge about products they've used and recommend the products they love to others. By providing tools such as wiki's, tagging, commenting, voting, action-shots, reviews and recommendations, as well as member interaction with blogs and a community of tech enthusiasts, Ebyte.com is creating a new platform for people to learn about products and make educated buying decisions based on their peers' opinions, not corporate advertising budgets.

There is stuff in this site that seems difficult to find. Will they improve the navigation of the site? Will they add new features to retain users?