That is where FactoryReset.com come in. They will show you how to reset all kinds of devices, quickly and easily.

You can use the search function to type in the exact model number of the device you are resetting. You can also browse by equipment type or brand name. They have all kinds of electronic devices, ranging from AV receivers to Wi-Fi devices, and everything in between. They have over 80 televisions, almost 90 video receivers and so much more.

The site is a wiki, so if you notice a device you own isn’t listed, you can add the reset method and help others.

Features:

• Factory reset methods for hundreds of devices.
• Features many categories of electronics.
• Search function to find the model number of your device.
• Editable wiki so you can add a device and help others.

Find FactoryReset @ Factory-Reset.com

Sortable is a website that allows users to to sort products according to the price you want them to be sorted in. The list of products currently available at Sortable includes TV’s, mobile phones, tablets, cameras, and laptops.

To use the service just visit the website, choose the product you wish to sort and choose the price range in which you seek the products at and just click “Go”. Sortable will then provide you a list of items available in that price range – you have further options to customize to get the best product in that specific price range, for example, if you want a phone under $350 price range that has a touch screen, 4G network etc.

Features

• Sort out products quickly and easily from over a variety of vendors.
• Further customization provides you with the product best suited for your needs.
• Service is free to use for anyone.
• Similar tools: TheHDTVGenie, Hidentify, Bestinclass-hdtv, Measy, BestInClass, TestFreaks, allCamReviews and Kallow.
• Read about the Top 7 Semantic Search Engines As An Alternative To Google.

Check out Sortable @ www.sortable.com (via Mashable)

The tool starts by asking you information about your room such as the level of brightness in the room, the wideness of the room and then jumps on to your primary intended use for the HDTV. It is one of the most important criteria since your TV choice can significantly differ depending on if you want it for playing games, watching movies or simply for regular cable. Additional questions ask if you are interested in 3D caapbility and the desired size for your TV. If you don’t know what size you want, the tool can suggest a size by just asking about the distance between your TV space and the wall. You can also specify if you want to mount your TV or put it on a shelf, and if sound and Internet capabilities are important to you.

Once you provide the information and indicate a price range, the tool then scans for thousands of TV choices and picks a few select that meet your specific criteria. You can also browse a wide selection of TVs based on their popularity and level of recommendations.

Features:

• Find the right HDTV for your viewing.
• Considers viewing area, capabilities as well as your needs.
• Browse through popular or recommended TV selections.
• Click on any TV to buy it through Amazon.
• No registration required

Visit TheHDTVGenie @ www.thehdtvgenie.com/

Non-geeks may call this website a place to sell junk, but this is a great resource nonetheless for people who are looking for hard-to-find electronics. You can search and trade for new and used products, and even barter your wares with other users. As you shop around, you will find items as low as $2 so you can be sure that you get only the cheapest prices here.

To shop for items, you can select from categories like silicon, digital, radio, audio, light and more. Then you can browse for each item to see its price, origin, picture, description and even serial numbers for reference.

The Junkbox is perfect for those needing materials for DIY projects or for selling of stuff you don’t need at home but may still be useful for others.

Features:

• Trading shop for new and used electronic products.
• Find peculiar stuff here.
• Payment system included.
• Search for through categories like passives, silicon, digital, radio, audio, lights, and more.
• Barter your items.
• Search by date and price.
• If you are looking for yard sales in your are, check theseout:  GarageSalesTracker, YardSaleTreasureMap, Gsalr and WeekendTreasure.

Update: The site is no longer functional.

Check out The Junkbox @ www.junkbox.org

Currently the service supports KiCAD and Eagle schematics. Once you have uploaded your schematic, you can view it online and embed it anywhere as a frame. The users can zoom in to see the schematic closely, choose to turn grids on/off, view it on a full screen, and mouse over any element of the schematic to view reference information and value. You can also tag your schematic, view other public schematics and post comments on them.

Feature:

• Share electronic circuit schematics online.
• Embed your circuit anywhere on the web.
• View public circuits and post comments.
• Similar tool: DZ863

Visit CircuitBee @ www.circuitbee.com

Drippler is a wonderful website that lists numerous technological gadgets, mostly smartphones and tablets. After creating an account on the website you can mark the gadgets you have and the ones that you want. Marking the gadgets in such a way will give you an online record of them.

The site also regularly delivers updates on all the latest gadgets and their manufacturers. From Capcom’s tumbling sales to what Japan thinks of the Wii U, Drippler successfully covers a lot of ground relevant to gadgets.

The forte of Drippler is that it displays news that interests you the most. After searching the web for all gadget-related news, the site cross-references it with the gadgets you have marked as “Have It” or “Want It” and displays first the news that matches. Therefore the time you would normally spend on filtering news trying to find ones that interest you is saved.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Provides updates on gadgets.
• Mostly covers smartphones and tablets.
• Filters news according to the gadgets that interest you.

Check out Drippler @ drippler.com (by MOin from Urban Savior)

Here is how online shopping is done today. If you are looking for a laptop, you probably have to enter the model number, processors, and screen-size to find exactly what you want. You go through product wikis, reviews, search, and different filters to match what you need. A Google Product Search for a cheap laptop and an expensive laptop does not return differentiated results.

With Hidentify,  the app translates your basic query into meaningful results. Just check out this query on a “powerful laptop with large screen“. With Hidentify, the experience feels like talking to someone knowledgeable about products online.

Hidentify’s search results make it even more awesome. You can sort the results by the properties from your query. For example, searching for a powerful laptop will provide results that let you sort by performance. In addition you can read related searches to help refine your results. You can also post results to your Facebook Wall to ask for your friends’ opinion.

Hidentify is definitely a great step-up to what we have now, basically making traditional product search results look foolish. This tool is ideal for just any online shopper who does not want to be bothered by specious details, but want to be provided suggestions based on their own ideas.

Features:

• Voice-based semantic product search website.
• Fast and neat interface.
• Translates your basic queries into meaningful results.
• Sort based on properties made from your query.
• View related queries.
• Similar tools: Bestinclass-hdtv, Measy, BestInClass, TestFreaks, allCamReviews and Kallow.
• Read about the Top 7 Semantic Search Engines As An Alternative To Google.

Check out Hidentify @ www.hidentify.com

Decide is a web service that tracks the different product models of electronics manufacturers. You can search for products on the site by model or brand name. The search results are displayed in a neat manner with their prices stated alongside the product name.

Selecting any product reveals its details along with an analysis based on two things – its price fluctuations and the availability of a new model. Using these two properties, the site lets you know in a very direct manner whether or not now is the best time to purchase the item.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you decide whether or not to buy a product.
• Checks if a new product model will be available.
• Checks if the product’s price will be lowered in the near future.
• Similar tools: FindtheBest, ProConLists, Thinkmeter, Hunch, and Zapproved.

Check out Decide @ www.decide.com (via Mashable) (by MOin from ThumbPress)

DZ863 is a web service that lets you create electrical schematics for free and which works best in Chrome and Firefox. Components are easily locatable and can be added to your diagrams without any difficulty. You will find that all necessary components for electronic circuits are available in DZ863’s interface. Datasheets for many of these components are also available on the site and can be searched for.

With their schematic complete, people who have created a free account on SZ863 can save their diagram online and export it to JPG, PNG, GIF, or SVG files.

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Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you create schematics of electrical circuits online.
• Provide a wide range of components.
• Provides datasheets of these components.
• Exports schematics to JPG, PNG, GIF, or SVG files.

Check out DZ863 @ www.dz863.com (By Umar from TechCityInc)

With Amazon Electronics Trade-In, you can have your old electronic gadgets sent to Amazon and receive Amazon credit for them. Even the shipping fees are covered. You start by selecting your item from Amazon’s list and then following the steps to ship the item over to Amazon.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you trade used electronics.
• Gives Amazon credit in exchange.
• Ships the items for free.
• Similar tools: CardPool and CouponMom.
• Also read related articles:
  Go Gift Shopping with Amazon Gift Central
  Keep Track of Wish and Gift Lists with Kaboodle

You can visit Amazon Electronics Trade-In by clicking here. (via LifeHacker) (by MOin from ThumbPress)