Michael Crider is a technology writer at ReviewGeek. He specializes in consumer tech, software, and hardware, with a focus on gaming, shopping, and the latest trends in AI and retail. Michael's work has been featured in prominent publications including AndroidPolice.com, PCAdvisor, and Digital Trends Media Group.
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Michael Crider's coverage primarily focuses on gaming and PC technology, with a strong emphasis on promotional deals and reviews. Given this focus, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to new product launches, exclusive offers for tech products or video games, and expert insights into the latest trends in PC gaming and hardware.
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A new blog post reaffirms the company's requirement for TPM 2.0-compatible hardware as Windows 10 reaches end of life.
Intel's integrated graphics for the Core Ultra series makes a small splash for PC gamers.
Right now, get this often hard-to-find ergonomic mouse packed with high-tech features for 24% off on Amazon.
By: Michael Crider
More and more keyboards are popping up with little screens attached, especially expensive gaming models. It's dumb, don't buy them.
Valve's updated brand guidelines now include SteamOS devices made by other companies... which don't officially exist yet.
Silent, hidden, and poised to strike... with a fairly old AMD APU. Still, it's a very cool design from Arctic.
The latest PC-in-a-keyboard design gets upgraded with Pi 5 parts. The company's very first full-size monitor has officially launched, too.
Get an MX Keys S keyboard and MX Master 3S mouse, plus a free wrist rest and Rubik's cube, for an unbeatable price.
By: Michael Crider
$72 million in payouts have gone out so far, and that's less than a third of the total to be paid.
Want some great new games to play on an old laptop, or a new Steam Deck? Check out this roundup.
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