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The Evos have always been mis-specified. The android apps such as the photo gallery are actually limited to 16-bit color (64k, what marketing types call 65k). I understand the newer ones are shipping with Sony displays - if so, that's 20-bit color, or 256k colors.
As each phone is using what they factory adjust, all users can get to is brightness. There's no contrast or gamma so if you hold either up to a calibrated HDTV, you'll see that each is off-color in its own way.
The Evo has a superior cpu, the Epic has a superior gpu. That's the whole "faster processor" difference, seriously.
They're both top notch, make your choice on features and what's right for you.
Most of us enjoy the steady updates, support and immediate Froyo capabilities. Anyone saying it doesn't matter on a "faster" processor is not really getting the point of Froyo - and probably hasn't really tried it.
Anyway - both top notch phones, you won't go wrong with either one with Froyo.
The Evos have always been mis-specified. The android apps such as the photo gallery are actually limited to 16-bit color (64k, what marketing types call 65k). I understand the newer ones are shipping with Sony displays - if so, that's 20-bit color, or 256k colors.
As each phone is using what they factory adjust, all users can get to is brightness. There's no contrast or gamma so if you hold either up to a calibrated HDTV, you'll see that each is off-color in its own way.
The Evo has a superior cpu, the Epic has a superior gpu. That's the whole "faster processor" difference, seriously.
They're both top notch, make your choice on features and what's right for you.
Most of us enjoy the steady updates, support and immediate Froyo capabilities. Anyone saying it doesn't matter on a "faster" processor is not really getting the point of Froyo - and probably hasn't really tried it.
Anyway - both top notch phones, you won't go wrong with either one with Froyo.