Samsung Spreads the Galaxy S Love, All Major Carriers Getting a Version

Samsung is pushing their latest Android powerhouse, the Samsung Galaxy S. It first was announced for T-Mobile as the Samsung Vibrant, then on AT&T as the Samsung Captivate, Verizon’s version will be the Samsung Fascinate, US Cellular is getting one (although we aren’t sure of the name yet), and Sprint is getting the until now, rumored, Samsung Galaxy S Pro (a Galaxy S with a slide out qwerty keyboard) and calling it the Samsung Epic 4G. Here is the rumored spec breakdown and comparison of each:

Feature	T-Mobile Vibrant	AT&T Captivate	Verizon Fascinate	US Cellular Galaxy S	Sprint Epic 4G
Screen –	4.0″ Super AMOLED Capactive	4.0″ Super AMOLED Capactive	4.0″ Super AMOLED Capactive	4.0″ Super AMOLED Capactive	4.0″ Super AMOLED Capactive
Camera –	5MP Camera, Video recording not announced	5MP Camera, Video recording not announced	5MP Camera, 720P Video Recording, LED Flash	5MP Camera, 720P Video Recording, LED Flash	5MP Camera, 720P Video Recording, LED Flash
Processor –	1Ghz Hummingbird processor	1Ghz Hummingbird processor	1Ghz Hummingbird processor	1Ghz Hummingbird processor	1Ghz Hummingbird processor
RAM –	512mb of RAM	512mb of RAM	512mb of RAM	512mb of RAM	512mb of RAM
Internal Storage –	16Gb Model Only	16Gb Model Only	2Gb Model Only	Unannounced	1Gb Model Only
Accelerometer –	Yes, with a Gyro for 6-Axis Gaming	Yes, with a Gyro for 6-Axis Gaming	Yes, with a Gyro for 6-Axis Gaming	Yes, with a Gyro for 6-Axis Gaming	Yes, with a Gyro for 6-Axis Gaming
Video Calling –	No front facing camera	No front facing camera	Unannounced	Unannounced	Yes, VGA front facing Camera (Fring app works well to take advantage of it)
Data –	3G HSDPA 7.2mbps	3G HSDPA 7.2mbps	Unannounced	Unannounced	4G WiMax/3G
QWERTY –	No Keyboard	No Keyboard	No Keyboard	No Keyboard	Slide out Physical QWERTY Keyboard

So as you can see not a lot of differences (minus the QWERTY keyboard and 4G for Sprint’s version). And it’s obvious with the HTC Evo 4G doing so well on Sprint why they didn’t want another keyboard-less device too similar (at least with the keyboard they figure they are targeting a different demographic who need a keyboard that wouldn’t have bought the Evo). Got to say this is also a nice win for Samsung, great for branding and recognition when you are on every major carrier.; customers can then choose your phone instead of the carrier.
Anyone getting one of these? Feature set seems pretty close to a certain device that just launched on AT&T… maybe this gives some people a choice they didn’t have last year…