Jason Tsang, a recent graduate of the University of Waterloo in the School of Planning, is one of the original Expert Zone Associate Experts. He has been an MVP since 2001 in the Windows Shell/User category, and more recently joined the Windows Media Center Edition category as well. Jason posts most often in the Windows XP Media Center, Windows XP Hardware, and Microsoft Hardware newsgroups. While at the University Jason was a Teaching Assistant for a Geographic Information Systems course, as well as a Computing Helpdesk Assistant. He was given the Distinguished Teaching by a Registered Student Award by the University of Waterloo in March 2006. Jason volunteers at the annual WTA/ATP tennis tournament held in Toronto, where he is presently the Volunteer Head of the Transportation Committee. His PC: AMD Athlon 64 3.2 GHz processor; Asus A8NSLI-Deluxe motherboard; 2 GB of RAM; ATI Radeon x1800 graphics card; 600 GB total hard drive storage; 2 Hauppauge PVR-150 TV Tuners and 2 Hauppauge PVR-USB2 TV Tuners, NEC 3520AW DVD Writer drive and a Fujitsu ST5010 Tablet PC.
Favorite computing sites:
ActiveWin, AnandTech, Neowin, and Tom's Hardware His own words: "The newsgroups are an extremely helpful and useful resource. It is a meeting of minds where people can seek help for problems they may be having and others can help with solutions. I use these groups to try to share my technical knowledge with others. For me, the best part about contributing to the newsgroups is the satisfaction of being able to help others. Being part of the MS Online community has been very fulfilling for me. I hope to remain a part of the community for years to come." | 
