In case you needed any more evidence that Samsung’s Epic 4G for Sprint is probably going to be awesome, you might take a gander at the competitive analysis they’ve prepared against the iPhone 4, Droid Incredible, and Droid X as an ego-boosting checklist for reps prepping to sell the phone in the coming weeks. The DLNA support trumpeted, but HDMI’s notably missing — something its EVO 4G sibling has — and it’ll be up to customers to decide whether 4-inch Super AMOLED is better than 4.3-inch LCD. Unsurprisingly, the Epic will “feature” the same $10 data surcharge that the EVO has, something that we’re guessing is going to end up being phased in over Sprint’s entire smartphone lineup over time — you know, kind of like those delivery service “fuel surcharges” that end up becoming permanent after a while. Anyhow, the Epic looks killer on paper, but if anything, the chart only underscores how incredibly stiff its competition is going to be. Choice is good, is it not?
Sprint lines up Epic 4G against the competition, likes its chances originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 28 Jun 2010 21:54:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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