Matt Safford is a journalist at Newswav, where he specializes in covering emerging technology and consumer tech. With 15 years of experience writing about computer hardware, consumer electronics, and gaming, he has contributed to prominent publications such as Smithsonian, Popular Science, and Consumer Reports. His insights and expertise can also be found in outlets like NewsBreak and Tom's Hardware.
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By: Matt Safford
The lowest price we've ever seen for a monitor bigger than 32 inches
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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
What you clicked on, because of all the PC parts that were overpriced or unavailable
By: Matt Safford
Take your pick: an expensive laptop promising an agentic AI future, or affordable options with RAM allotments stuck in the past.
By: Matt Safford
For as little as $10 (or even less), you can use an old drive as external storage, but will that dusty drive deliver the speed you need?
By: Matt Safford
Got a new laptop (or a new watch band) and getting kicked to the lock screen as you try to type?
By: Matt Safford
Don't expect the best performance or battery life, but there's still a lot to like, especially if you can get it for its $799 sale price.
By: Matt Safford
A unique exercise in cost-no-object computing, with lots of screens, several pounds of copper, and an open case that might necessitate a desk upgrade.
By: Matt Safford
Pros A year after killing off its long-running XPS premium consumer brand, Dell did an about-face at CES early this year , promising new models, including the redesigned XPS 13 we're looking at here.
By: Matt Safford
A no-nonsense TKL from a respected brand, at a bargain-basement price There are loads of budget mechanical keyboard options, but few companies do affordable clackers better than Keychron.
