Matt Safford is a journalist at Tom's Hardware. He has spent 15 years covering emerging technology, with a focus on consumer tech, hardware, and e-commerce, often exploring themes such as reviews, AI, and retail trends. Matt's work has also been featured in Newswav and NewsBreak.
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By: Matt Safford
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By: Matt Safford
The company states 'Shaking Tank' Amazon sales were "not a DeepCool official action at all."
By: Matt Safford
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By: Matt Safford
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By: Matt Safford
Pros Cons When I first saw Team Group's PD20 Mini External SSD at Computex earlier this year, I thought its metallic gray and ribbed
By: Matt Safford
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