Ryan Epps is a journalist who specializes in technology and consumer electronics. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and reviews, Ryan's work has been featured in various publications including Tom's Guide, Digital Trends Media Group, The PC Guide, Tech Times, and Knowledia. He is known for his expertise in the latest gadgets, display technologies, gaming, and emerging trends in the tech industry.
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Ryan Epps predominantly covers topics related to TV technology, home theater, gaming, and electronics with a focus on promotional deals. If you have insights or products related to the latest advancements in TV technology, particularly focusing on gaming features or new releases, pitching these would likely resonate well with Ryan.
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By: Ryan Epps
Sonos gets ahead of the leaks with Arc Ultra announcement
Panasonic's newest Mini-LED is even cheaper ahead of Black Friday Panasonic has returned to the US and it's bringing one of the best new Mini-LED TVs with it in the Panasonic W95A Mini-LED TV.
Sonos app is partly back to its functionality With the new Arc Ultra soundbar now available for preorder, it's the perfect time for Sonos
LG's most budget OLEDs face off in a value showdown TVs nowadays cost an arm and leg to procure, making early Black Friday TV deals all the more worthwhile.
By: Ryan Epps
USB-C charging and backlit buttons are the way In the world of TVs, your remote control is king.
By: Ryan Epps
Create the Frame experience on your 2024 Samsung TV Samsung's The Frame soon won't be the only TV in its wheelhouse with art-based wallpaper
Ads are getting even more invasive on old LG TVs To no one's surprise, older LG OLED TVs are set to get those awful screensaver ads plaguing newer models, like the LG G4 OLED
By: Ryan Epps
The term ‘phrogging’ remains etched into my brain
By: Ryan Epps
A case for more budget OLEDs or a bust?
Varied color perceptions just got a big win on LG TVs LG Display wants to change the way you see color or, well, at least develop a way to
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