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"So what is Quintura?", you may ask. "I like the search engine I currently use,
My Favorite Search Engine
. Why do I need anything else?
My Favorite Search Engine
knows everything about every subject I am interested in. I can access all of the information available on the Web with
My Favorite Search Engine
".
"Oh, yes!", we answer. "Indeed! We have no doubt that you have chosen the best search engine for your own search purposes! We don't want you to part with your favorite - Yahoo, MSN or Google."
However, what if you think about searching in a different way. Have you ever raked through the paper card index of a big library? You have to find the necessary letter (or their combination), take the correct drawer, and start sorting through the cards. Ring any bells? After much time and effort, finally you find the long-awaited card!
Of course web search engines take away the laborious task of sifting through paper index cards. And if you know the book's exact author and title, either search is easy - on the web or in a library. But what if you know only your general search scope? Neither the author's name nor the book title. In a library, the only way out is to ask a librarian. But on the web, what do you do? You are on your own.
Until now. Quintura is the very know-all librarian!
Conventional search with
My Favorite Search Engine
Imagine a conversation between you and the search engine you use most often,
My Favorite Search Engine (MFSE)
.
You:
I need some books on physics.
MFSE:
No problem. We have a lot of good literature.
You:
Oh... so many of them!
MFSE:
It that not enough? Here are some more!
You:
That's quite enough, there are too many of them.
MFSE:
You asked for books on physics, here, I've found some more.
You:
No, I need only one branch of physics.
MFSE:
But I have all the branches! Thousands of books. Choose whatever you want.
You:
Oh, my God! Too many of them!
MFSE:
I can recommend these books, they are most talked about and asked for.
You:
What are these books about?
MFSE:
They are about physics.
You:
But I need the branch on solid movement: acceleration, friction and so on.
MFSE:
Ok, here are all the books on your search subject, with a list of the most asked for.
You:
And which would you advise?
MFSE:
Here they are. Books on physics...
Search with Quintura
Now imagine beginning the same conversation with Quintura (Qu).
You:
I need some books on physics.
Qu:
OK! We have a lot of good literature; what branch of physics do you need?
You:
Branch? I'm not sure of its name.
Qu:
What is your branch about?
You:
Solid movement: acceleration, friction and so on.
Qu:
Let's see. Here is mechanics! Please note this list of books, our visitors mostly ask for these books on mechanics.
You:
Thank you.
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