Jamshed Avari - Editor, Tech2

Updated 23 May, 2013, 1:38 pm IST

Jamshed Avari

DEPUTY EDITOR, CHIP MAGAZINE

Be warned, this guy has an opinion and isn't afraid to use it! He devours tech voraciously and it takes a lot more than shiny plastic to impress him. He's happiest when a new product or platform comes along and challenges assumptions about how products should work and what they should do. It isn't just about products and specifications, but about what each new development actually means for users. He began reading CHIP in middle school and soon worked up the confidence to assemble and tinker with his own home PC. He is now thrilled to have an entire Test Center full of awesome products to learn about, and to be part of the team that continues to bring that joy and satisfaction to thousands of others.

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