Freelance Reporter & Columnist (Deadspin)
David Bixenspan is a freelance reporter and columnist, primarily known for his work with Deadspin. He covers a wide range of topics, including technology, consumer electronics, and popular culture. His writing has also been featured in SlashGear and Real Pro Wrestling Inc.
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David's article titles and coverage attributes suggest a focus on providing practical advice, product reviews, and how-to guides in the realm of technology and electronics. He also covers topics related to online shopping, mobile devices, and Android.
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By David Bixenspan nongMuncity/Shutterstock When it comes to gaming on a PC, a lot of the culture is about maximizing the performance of your computer.
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