Brian Smith at ComparisonEngines.com
reports that the
newish
Dulance shopping search engine seems to be gone. I certainly can’t reach it at
Dulance.com. Meanwhile, Autumn Looijen
over at StreetPrices reaches out for
a bit of link love for her shopping search engine, which she says has been
around since 1997. OK, I’ll bite. A quickie search for
treo 650
looks OK and nice that I can narrow to a specific
category, such as the Treo as cell phone rather than Treo accessories.
Narrow in, and you can even see little price charts over time. But what
drove me over the edge to give it a mention was tree view. Look at how you can
see everything related to the Treo 650 in this
example. Nice!
Dulance Dies, While StreetPrices Has Cool Product Tree View
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