Mark has been a steadfast voice in the technology sector for the past ten years at PCWorld, contributing a wealth of knowledge and insight drawn from his impressive 30-year career. His prolific output includes over 3,500 articles that delve into a variety of topics, including PC microprocessors, peripherals, and the intricacies of Microsoft Windows.
Extensive Contributions to Technology Journalism
Beyond his extensive work with PCWorld, Mark’s expertise has graced the pages of several esteemed publications. His portfolio includes notable names such as PC Magazine, Byte, eWEEK, Popular Science, and Electronic Buyers’ News. His commitment to journalistic excellence was recognized when he shared the Jesse H. Neal Award for breaking news, underscoring his ability to deliver timely and impactful stories to his audience.
Recently, Mark faced a rather unique challenge: the accumulation of several dozen Thunderbolt docks and USB-C hubs in his office. With space at a premium, he decided it was time to part ways with these devices, a testament to both his dedication to technology and the ever-evolving landscape of gadgets that continue to shape our digital lives.
