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Went to our local Mall and stopped at the Sprint Kiosk to check the Epic and Evo and my what a difference in their displays. The Epics Display using I believe a screen saver was amazing.
"The good: The Samsung Epic 4G has a knockout Super AMOLED display, a 1GHz processor, a front-facing camera, an impressive QWERTY keyboard, a 5.0-megapixel camera with an LED flash, and supports Sprint's 4G WiMax network. It is capable of acting as a mobile Wi-Fi hot spot for up to five devices. The bad: The Samsung Epic 4G is the bulkiest of the Galaxy S phones and also the priciest. It also requires a costly data plan. The bottom line: The Samsung Epic 4G is a multimedia powerhouse with features the other Galaxy S phones don't have. Unfortunately, it comes with a big price tag."
Thanks for the link to cnet. I guess the downside would be the physical size. Since it is a slider it appears to have bulk. But I will admit it is not lacking on features this is for sure.
This is actually the phone I was looking at before I decided to wait for the dual-core Androids. Though, I'm not sure what CNET means by "costly data plan" as it's the same plan as you'd be needing for the EVO. It's a $10 charge for the ability to use 4G... which IMO is silly and borderline stupid for people who don't live in a 4G area.
Went to our local Mall and stopped at the Sprint Kiosk to check the Epic and Evo and my what a difference in their displays. The Epics Display using I believe a screen saver was amazing.
Well, when I'm outside on a sunny day, I have to put my hand up to give the screen shade or the whole screen is washed out. I did change my screen settings lately so I need to see if its true still.
Well, when I'm outside on a sunny day, I have to put my hand up to give the screen shade or the whole screen is washed out. I did change my screen settings lately so I need to see if its true still.
The screen is great though.
Hmm.. that is dissapointing. Personally, I'd still prefer AMOLED over LCD... the contrast in normal lighting is impressive.
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