Dave James is a journalist at WBNS-FM. He focuses on technology and consumer tech, covering topics such as computer software, consumer electronics, video game consoles, and the online marketplace. Dave's work has been featured in various outlets, including ABS-CBN Corporation, Yahoo Movies UK, and The Japan Times.
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Dave James focuses on gaming and PC hardware with a significant emphasis on reviews, promotions, and event coverage. He is likely to respond well to pitches that offer exclusive access or early insights into new gaming hardware releases, in-depth technical analyses of products, or promotional deals related to gaming equipment.
Given his focus on specific product reviews and hardware events, Dave may be open to collaborating with brands for sponsored content or providing expert commentary around the latest trends in the gaming industry.
While Dave does not have a geographic focus specified, he appears interested in international developments within the gaming and PC hardware space. Therefore, reaching out with globally relevant stories would likely resonate best with him.
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By: Dave James
The RTX Spark is for gamers, creators, and AI devs.
By: Dave James
Nvidia's RTX Spark is bringing Arm gaming into the mainstream.
By: Dave James
Well, it is the "most efficient PC chip ever built" after all.
By: Dave James
"We just want to ensure all the top games run and run great on RTX Spark."
By: Dave James
Intel says: "That's definitely the technology that will change the experience."
It's been a long wait, but MSI's flagship chassis is hitting the shelves soon.
MSI's next-gen cooling prototype is a crowd-pleaser, a real diamond geezer.
That's a lot of awesome.
A Keychron carbon fiber concept and a magnetic prototype.
It's even using it's new MagOptic mouse switch in its office mice, "if they don't use, they don't use it, but it still performs like a normal mouse."
