Vertaa.fi useful tool for price comparisons

http://www.vertaa.fi/ is a useful tool if you want to compare prices of airline tickets, electronical equipments, mobile phones or some other standardised products. It is a website that gathers information from various sources and tells you where you can buy specified item at lowest price. This service works very well for the most common items like TVs, cameras and airline tickets. Unfortunately the website is in Finnish but it is very easy to use if you understand few keywords and understand locic of website search tools.

For example here you can search for airline tickets: http://www.vertaa.fi/lentoliput/
Here you can search for cheapest digital cameras: http://www.vertaa.fi/digikamerat/
Here you can search for books, games etc.: http://www.vertaa.fi/viihde/

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