Site Purpose
The goal of PC.net is to help you understand the vast — and sometimes intimidating — world of computer technology. When you have a question, but are afraid to ask, PC.net is here for you.
Site History
PC.net (originally "Sharpened.net") launched before the turn of the millenium, in 1999. Did you know websites even existed then? Learn about the history of PC.net, which spans over 20 years.
About the Editor
PC.net is published by Per Christensson.
Per has a Bachelor of Science degree in both Computer Science and Communications from Wheaton College, IL. He has over ten years of professional experience in website development and graphic design, and has served in multiple consulting roles.
Per also has professional experience with photography and music production. When not in front of his computer, Per enjoys writing music, playing soccer, softball, and tennis, and practicing martial arts.
Per is also an avid traveller who has visited all seven contintents. Read about Per's travels from Edina magazine.
Website Structure
PC.net includes several sections:
Home
Home page with a feed of recent website updates
News
Editor updates and news stories
Reviews
Reviews of computer hardware and other new technologies
Tips
Monthly computing tips
Glossary
Definitions of computer and Internet terms
Help Center
Answers to computer-related questions.
Resources
Reference sheets and links to other useful resources
Tools
Useful web-based tools
Searchable Databases
PC.net includes several helpful references:
Glossary
Definitions of computer and Internet terms
File Extensions
File extensions and information about the associated file types
Chat Abbreviations
Meanings of acronyms and abbreviations used in texting and online chat
Emoticons
Smileys and other ASCII text-based expressions
Privacy Policy
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Copyright Information
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