The Windows Team Blog has started a new blog, aimed at the power user or enthusiast for Windows. This should have some great tips for the more advanced Windows users out there. I know I’ll be frequently visiting the blog. I’m about half way done with a Windows 7 book aimed at the same individuals, the power users.

Today we are launching a new blog called Extreme Windows. As you know (or don’t know) The Windows Blog is a network or family of blogs that together tell the company’s Windows story across different audiences spanning Windows, Windows Live, Internet Explorer and Windows Phone. Each individual blog has a distinct purpose and caters to a specific audience. For example the Windows Experience Blog focuses on the consumer audience – or the average PC user. Our goal for this blog, will cater to more advanced PC users – “power users” or what we call “enthusiasts”.

What exactly is an enthusiast you might ask? For Extreme Windows – we are defining enthusiast as someone with the following characteristics:

Passion for Technology – Someone who (IS) excited for technology and is always interested in learning more about and using the latest technology.

Understands the value of technology – Someone who is willing to spend what it takes to get top-of-the-line, state-of-the-art, and bleeding-edge technology.

Is a source of knowledge for others – Someone whose family, friends, co-workers and others rely on for great technology advice.