Originally Posted by Hanson Yoo
If you actually saw the EVO screen, and you could actually see the pixels, more power to you. I can't, and I doubt most people can. If you ask me if I'd rather have a 40" 1080p HDTV or a 58" 720p HDTV, I'd take the latter in a heartbeat. The retina screen is a marketing gimmick -- the resolution was set to double each dimension for easier scaling between generations. Isn't it fishy that Apple's big thing to to tell you they have a screen with resolution you can see? Doesn't that smell of marketing hype? 230 dpi isn't lo-res by any stretch of the imagination, not on a screen that size.
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If you're going to bring up the $10 up charge for the EVO as a negative (which still doesn't make the Sprint plan any more expensive than the comparable AT&T plan),
If you prefer the EVO, that's fine. I've got no stake in the game; I don't own stock in Apple or Google. I take issue with the false statements that Apple's iPhone 4 is technologically behind the game at launch. That's simply wrong. You may prefer a 4" 200 ppi screen over a 3.5" 300ppi screen. (which is odd, since you say you'd rather have a higher res TV over a lower res TV, which is opposite your initial argument.)
It will be surpassed soon enough. But let's not make stuff up (By the by: the ideal display will a resolution that exceeds what you can visually discern. That way, you don't see pixels. The iPhone 4 achieves that. Or do you prefer the output of the dot-matrix printers of 30 years ago to the laser printers of today?)