giga.de

German tech and gaming news, reviews, guides and deals for consumers

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About giga.de

GIGA is a German technology and gaming publication covering devices, software, internet, household technology and games. It produces news, product tests, buying advice, deals and guides based on hands-on product experience.

Its audience is consumers seeking information about technology and games. GIGA generates revenue through advertising and affiliate commissions.

GIGA was founded in 1998 and operates in German.

Product: Publishes technology and gaming news, product tests, deals, buying advice and guides.

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