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Wayne Williams

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Tech writer for BetaNews. Have also co-authored some non-fiction comedy books, and a novel - I Know What You Did Last Supper.

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Lenovo Legion 5i is a huge $700 off with a gorgeous 165Hz OLED display and plenty of power for business, college, and creative work — and it comes with free Microsoft 365 Personal

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By Wayne Williams Verified
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We've tested several generations of the Lenovo Legion 5i, and always found it to be a well-rounded creative, work, and gaming laptop. So, this deal on the Lenovo Legion 5i for $1499 (was $2200) at Walmart caught my eye. The powerhouse combines an Intel Core i7-14700HX processor with Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 graphics, 16GB of RAM, and a 1TB SSD. The 15.1-inch WQXGA OLED display pairs a 165Hz refresh rate with Lenovo's PureSight technology and anti-burn-in measures.
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6 hardware-encrypted portable hard drives and SSDs — I've used PIN-protected storage for years and these are the ones I trust to keep my data secure

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By Wayne Williams Verified
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Encrypted hard drives. I'm a huge fan and user of hardware-encrypted drives from companies such as Apricorn, iStorage, and Glyph. I genuinely appreciate the way they protect important files without relying on software on a computer, with encryption happening inside the drive itself, usually using AES 256-bit protection. Access is controlled entirely via a built-in keypad and PIN. That keeps data so much more secure.
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6 hardware-encrypted portable hard drives and SSDs — I've used PIN-protected storage for years and these are the ones I trust to keep my data secure

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By Wayne Williams Verified
| Gear Open
I'm a huge fan and user of hardware-encrypted drives from companies such as Apricorn, iStorage, and Glyph. I genuinely appreciate the way they protect important files without relying on software on a computer, with encryption happening inside the drive itself, usually using AES 256-bit protection. Access is controlled entirely via a built-in keypad and PIN. That keeps data so much more secure.
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Tyto Tech 500 top 50 tech influencer

2025 - Tech influencer

I was rated 32 in the Tyto Tech 500 top 50 tech influencers list in 2025

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