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  • Note Icon Cameron "Mr Tweak" Wilmot (Managing Director)
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    Cameron Wilmot

    Cameron founded TweakTown in 1999 after it originally started off as his personal homepage. TweakTown has developed into a business which he works on full-time with his team of dedicated staff members and contributors.

    As Managing Director of Tweak Town Pty Ltd, Cameron handles all the management and team leading based tasks, dealing with companies about review samples, occasionally writing new reviews and guides and in its broadest terms; maintaining the website in its entirety, so it stays as its best all year round from Taipei, Taiwan as of November 2005.



  • Note Icon Mike "Darthtanion" Wright (Cases and PSU Editor)
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    Mike Wright

    Mike, the crime-stopping Texas based sheriff, has made his way high up into the ranks of TweakTown in his current role as Cases and PSU Editor. From the very start of things he was a regular and active member of our forums, from there we just had to have him on our team where he has proved himself as one of the key driving forces behind the success of our website.



  • Note Icon Cameron "Sov" Johnson (CPU, Chipsets, Mobos, RAM and HDD Controller Editor)
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    Cameron Johnson

    Cameron (yep, there are two Cameron's, just to confuse you a little) was the first contributor to start writing at TweakTown, hence the Senior Writer position he holds. Based in Sydney, for roughly two years, Cameron has dedicated a fair chunk of his time and continues to keep us up-to-date with all the latest hardware with his amazing wealth of computer knowledge, especially all the latest motherboards and processors to hit the market. When Cameron isn't working on new reviews, you can find him out on the rough dirt roads of Australia four wheel driving or trying to catch the next big fish.



  • Note Icon Shane "Chameleon" Baxtor (Graphics Card and Visual Editor)
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    Shane Baxtor

    Shane has been writing for TweakTown for sometime now and takes care of all of our graphics card reviews and is the man reasonable for bringing us our popular ATI and nVidia display driver articles. Based out of Melbourne, Australia, Shane brings a straight to the point attitude with an interesting mix of humor to his articles.



  • Note Icon Steve "GixxeR" Dougherty (Editor and News Reporter)
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    Steve Dougherty

    Steve has came onboard to assist with the constant flow of news posting on our front page as well as content editing. Steve does a fantastic job at keeping us all updated with the latest news to hit the IT industry.



  • Note Icon Lars-Göran "TheLostSwede" Nilsson (Mobile Phone Editor and News Reporter)
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    Lars-Göran Nilsson

    After moving to Taiwan from the United Kingdom, Lars our Swedish news reporter has plenty of experience in the computer industry. LG got his start at Personal Computer World magazine and later worked for MSI Computer UK. He then moved to Trusted Reviews and finally to The Register hardware section. Now he is with us keep everyone up-to-date on the latest tech news and covering gadget reviews such as mobile phones, GPS, PDA and so on.



  • Note Icon John Freeman (Notebook and UMPC Editor)
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    John Freeman

    John Freeman joined the ranks of TweakTown a little while ago doing odd bits and pieces and has since come onboard to handle all of our notebook and UMPC (Ultra Mobile PC) product reviews from Taipei, Taiwan.



  • Note Icon Chris Ram (Cooling and HDD and SSD Editor)
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    Chris Ram

    Chris Ram started his career as a LAN Party organizer in Midwest USA. After working with several computer companies he was asked to join the team at The Adrenaline Vault by fellow Midwest LAN Party legend Sean Aikins. After a series of shake ups at AVault Chris eventually took over as Editor-in-Chief before leaving to start Real World Entertainment. Currently Chris writes for an assortment of sites including news at DailyTech and his own site Real World Gamer. Look for Chris to bring his unique methods of testing Hard Disk Drives, Solid State Drives and cooling devices from heatsinks to extreme cooling to TweakTown as he looks to provide an accurate test bed to make your purchasing decisions easier.



  • Note Icon James Vozar (Sound Cards and Speakers Editor)
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    James Vozar

    James has been interested in all types of audio for the last 6 years or so. He began as a moderator at the very well respected 3dsoundsurge forums which were very popular in the day. From there he was offered a spot testing Philips Acoustic Edge sound cards in beta form. He then began writing for Hardavenue which lasted about three years before it was acquired by TweakTown. For the past nine month, James has attended the SAE (School of Audio Engineering) institute in South Melbourne, Australia. He handles all of our sound card and speaker product reviews with very knowledgeable and in-depth analysis.



  • Note Icon Ben Gourlay (Blu-ray News and Reviews Editor)
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    Ben Gourlay

    Ben is based in Hobart, Australia and joined TweakTown from his previous position at the DVD Bits website to help propel us into the realm of entertainment content such as HD movie reviews, a podcast as well as movie release schedule. He will also report on advancements in the home entertainment theater and Hi-Fi field under our revamped Digital Lounge section.



  • Note Icon Andrew Jones (Peripherals and Gadgets Editor)
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    Andrew Jones

    Andrew Jones is from the UK but living in Taiwan at the moment and was invited to the TweakTown team after discovering his strong and active internet in everything PC and tech. He is currently studying robotics and with his sometimes quirky yet amusing humor takes care of our peripherals and gadget reviews.



  • Note Icon Justin "Shocker" Koziol (Head Developer and Programmer)
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    Justin Koziol

    Justin, the creator and destroyer of the website, has taken TweakTown website to the next level of its Internet life. His primary role is to maintain TweakTown and incorporate new features into the site. In his down time you can find him battling it out in FPS games.



  • Note Icon Richard Yang (Graphics Designer)
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    Richard Yang

    Richard Yang is our freelance graphics designer who is responsible for all the pretty graphics and effects on TweakTown. He is first Taiwanese contributor and more information can be found at his website XI Workshop.



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