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Mark Pickavance's focus is primarily on reviewing various technology products, including laptops, routers, PCs, and other computer accessories. If you have a new or innovative tech product that falls within his areas of coverage such as rugged devices, mini PCs, computer accessories or any type of technology product reviews then it could be a good fit for him.
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By: Mark Pickavance
Pros While there are a few other brands, the hard drive market is essentially a three-horse race between WD, Seagate and Toshiba.
By: Mark Pickavance
Pros Oukitel WP68 Air: 30-second review The Oukitel WP68 Air lands as the accessible end of the WP68 family.
By: Mark Pickavance
Pros RayNeo X3 Pro: 30-second review RayNeo, the AR glasses arm of TCL, launched the X3 Pro globally in December 2025, following a well-received debut in the Chinese market.
By: Mark Pickavance
Pros TobenONE UDS060: 30-second review Most budget docking stations look and behave almost identically.
By: Mark Pickavance
Some outside-of-the-box thinking has led RugOne to take a phone, remove the screen and camera, and turn it into a compact, sophisticated walkie-talkie.
By: Mark Pickavance
Pros Fanxiang PS2000W: 30-second review Fanxiang is a Chinese storage brand, most commonly known as Shenzhen Fanxiang Information Technology.
By: Mark Pickavance
Pros Chuwi UniBook: 30-second review The Chuwi UniBook is a 14-inch Windows laptop built around Intel's newly launched Core 3 304
By: Mark Pickavance
Pros Thermal Master DV2: 30-second review The Thermal Master DV2 is a handheld thermal imaging monocular that the maker positions in different ways depending on which storefront is visited.
By: Mark Pickavance
Plug-in solar is finally legal, but it's still early days for savings Plug-in solar is no longer a grey area.
Plug-in solar is no longer a grey area. Kits under 800VA are now legal to buy and connect to a standard socket; no installer required.
