At Electronixwarehouse Educating Consumers Is Priority Number One

April 11, 2012 - PRLog -- From its inception over thirteen years ago, the philosophy behind Electronixwarehouse.com has never wavered. Outraged at the false advertising and over-hyped claims of car stereo manufacturers, they decided from the very beginning to do their best to educate the electronics consumer, offering a huge, comprehensive section of free technical information and advice, plus an extensive Glossary of Stereo Technical Terminology. As they say on their Philosophy Page:

“We are here to demonstrate our belief in the proposition that a well-educated consumer makes the best kind of customer. We want you to harbor no illusions, to be skeptical and questioning in your approach, but mostly, to have a good objective understanding of the technology you hope to purchase. It is our sincere wish and intention to provide the kind of information and guidance that will help you reach your goals at the lowest possible cost and the highest possible satisfaction.”

The recent upgrade and redesign of the website has been met with overwhelming enthusiasm by visitors for its “down home, friendly and easy to understand” technical information, plus its daily-updated offerings of the best electronics deals on the Web. In addition to offering free technical information and advice (http://www.electronixwarehouse.com/education/main.htm), and a glossary of technical terminology (http://www.electronixwarehouse.com/education/glossary.htm) the website also offers two sections of free entertainment and fun. These include an extensive Humor Section and a section called “Freaky Art.” The humor section contains a collection of jokes, funny quotes, unusual stories, and other humorous tidbits separated into 17 categories, with titles that run from “Animal Farm” to “Unfamous Words.”  The Freaky Art section includes “A treasure trove of weird, sexy, animalistic, political, and artistic computer art and mind-bending composite photography.”