Ryan Epps
Ryan Epps is a Staff Writer at Tom's Guide, covering TVs, projectors, and other tech news. During off hours, he's either working on his next YouTube video, playing Dark Souls, or enjoying some strange 90's anime without really knowing what's going on. Ryan has covered tech for two years at Tech Times, as well as entertainment and gaming at Digital Trends, International Business Times, and TheGamer. He's a passionate writer who has loads of short stories and poems in tiny notebooks written since the age of six. Ryan joined Tom's Guide as a Staff Writer at the end of 2023. He graduated from Seton Hall University in 2016 with a BA in English and Creative Writing.
Latest articles by Ryan Epps
Hisense just announced a 110-inch mini-LED TV with an insane 10,000-nit brightness
By Ryan Epps last updated
With its 10,000 nits of brightness and 110-inch of screen real estate, the Hisense 110UX won’t be hard to miss at CES 2024.
Samsung unveils 32-inch QD-OLED monitor with 360Hz refresh rate — this could be a game changer
By Ryan Epps last updated
Samsung is gearing up for an exciting year of gaming monitors this 2024 with a QD-OLED lineup starting with its 27-inch and 31.5-inch models.
Google TV just got 14 new free TV channels — what you can watch now
By Ryan Epps published
Google has updated its Google TV OS platform with several enhancements, like increased storage, optimized speed, and live TV updates.
Samsung TV sales reportedly slowing as these two brands surge
By Ryan Epps published
A new market analysis suggests that Hisense and TCL TVs are gaining in popularity over major rivals, like Samsung and Sony — here's what it means for you.
3 reasons to buy a 1080p projector over a traditional TV
By Ryan Epps published
The Xming Page One jams tons of features into a projector the size of a toaster.
Apple tvOS 17.2 just dropped iTunes Movies and TV Shows for good
By Ryan Epps published
The standalone iTunes TV Shows and Movies applications are soon to be a thing of the past as the firm moves away from outdated platforms with more modern Apple TV app.
New OLED breakthrough could mean cheaper, eco-friendly TVs
By Ryan Epps last updated
A newly-devised chemical complex could make OLEDs more eco-friendly and cheaper to make thanks to bypassing highly expensive rare earth materials.