Matt Safford is a journalist at Newswav, focusing on the latest developments in technology and hardware. With over 15 years of experience, he covers a wide range of topics including computer hardware, CPUs, GPUs, consumer electronics, and video games. His work has been featured in NewsBreak and Tom's Hardware, showcasing his expertise in the tech industry.
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Matt Safford's articles indicate a focus on consumer tech, with an emphasis on product reviews and promotional deals related to PC hardware, gaming equipment, and other tech products. If you have new or unique consumer technology products that are competitively priced or offer exceptional value, he may be interested in featuring them.
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By: Matt Safford
I've been using this keyboard for over a year, and it sounds better than many that cost three times as much.
By: Matt Safford
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By: Matt Safford
From M.2 cloners to screwdrivers, and travel-friendly tech accessories, these are affordable game-changers.
By: Matt Safford
Get a portable screen for travel, or second screen for your desk for less
By: Matt Safford
The lowest price we've ever seen for a monitor bigger than 32 inches
By: Matt Safford
From M.2 cloners to screwdrivers, and travel-friendly tech accessories, these are affordable game-changers.
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Clone and erase NVMe drives, offline, or connected to a PC. Last fall, a family member asked me for help with an older PC, which was trying
By: Matt Safford
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By: Matt Safford
Take your pick: an expensive laptop promising an agentic AI future, or affordable options with RAM allotments stuck in the past.
