Lori Grunin is a Senior Editor at CNET. With extensive experience in reviewing hardware and software, she focuses on consumer tech, gaming hardware, and electronics, while also providing buying advice and testing methodologies. Lori has been featured in MySA, The Techstreet Now, Cigalah Group, and CNET.
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