PC World's Exciting New Feature: Info Centers

Ramon G. McLeod, PC World

Ramon McLeod is the editor of PCWorld.com. You can reach him at iccomments@pcworld.com.

Whether you are doing product research, concerned about spyware, bugged by Windows annoyances, or simply interested in reading professional reviews of lab-tested products, PCWorld.com's new Info Centers are your one-stop source for the latest information on technology for your business and your home.

PC World, one of the most award-winning technology publications in America, has designed the Info Centers to help you find everything you need on important technology topics ranging from Desktops to Digital Entertainment to Small Business and Home Office Tools.

We've carefully selected each center's focus based on subjects that you, our valued readers, have told us that you find most interesting and useful.

Now, instead of wasting time searching hither and yon for the ideal notebook, visit our Laptops Info Center. We've gathered everything there that will help you make a decision: columns by our notebook expert Jim Martin, the most recent reviews of laptops tested by PC World's renowned Test Center, interesting features on the latest trends, a guide to buying your next laptop, tips, and downloads that will improve your computing experience.

Or perhaps you're thinking about upgrading the gear in your small business or home office. Check out our Office Tools Info Center for advice on which products will save you money and make your employees more productive. If you're wondering about the latest in Windows, we've got it all here. Want to eradicate spyware (or never get hit with it in the first place? Check our Spyware and Security Info Center. And if you're thinking about juicing up your PC with the hottest graphics card, read up on it here.

One dozen centers have gone live already, and more are on the way. It's our newest way of living up to our motto: "Technology Advice You Can Trust."

Once you have a chance to dig into the Info Centers, let me know what you think. I'm interested in your opinions on how we can make them even better and more relevant to you.