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    LG 'World's Thinnest' LCD TVs Are Just 6mm Thick

    LG's Upcoming LH95 is the Thinnest LCD TV Yet

    Sony's KDL-40ZX1, a 40-inch LCD HDTV Only 9.9mm Thin

    Pioneer 9mm-Thin Concept Plasma Ogled From All Angles

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    Image of SigmundTheSeaMonster SigmundTheSeaMonster
    05/19/09

    In reply to LG 'World's Thinnest' LCD TVs Are Just 6mm Thick
    Make the WHOLE damn wall a HDTV (as in Total Recall fame).

    Now THAT I would enjoy.

    Now where's the remote....
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    Image of dZus dZus
    05/19/09

    In reply to LG 'World's Thinnest' LCD TVs Are Just 6mm Thick
    Correct me if I'm wrong, aren't all this range of anorexic displays call LED TV? Not LCD TV
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    Image of GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee
    05/19/09

    @dZus: I was calling them Mary-Kate TV's.
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    Image of dtemp dtemp
    05/19/09

    In reply to LG 'World's Thinnest' LCD TVs Are Just 6mm Thick
    Too thin for even HDMI connectors, let alone RCA jacks, toslink jacks, power cables, etc., which are probably handled by a standalone unit or something. I'd rather it be a full inch thick and have standard connectors. Really, the picture frames in my room are thicker, anything under 2 inches from the wall is "thin enough" that other features in the tradeoff matter more.


    For comparison, the top section of my white macbook is 8-9mm.


    The innovation I want is to be able to upload an ICC profile to the unit so it can display accurate colors.

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    Image of GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee
    05/19/09

    @dtemp: They can vertical mount them on the bottom of the TV, can't they?
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    Image of GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee
    05/19/09

    In reply to LG 'World's Thinnest' LCD TVs Are Just 6mm Thick
    It's weird when I look at my 10mm thick ring, and think that this tv is thinner than it.
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    Image of thinkmore thinkmore
    05/19/09

    In reply to LG 'World's Thinnest' LCD TVs Are Just 6mm Thick
    All this talk of thin-ness brought to mind the good old times, when the slim discman was king [and when Sony was top dog]. I think it was Sony that started the trend of super-miniaturization, with its top-notch engineering and a regular stream of superlative products in the 80s and 90s. The D-J50 comes to mind - remember those?


    Here are some noteworthy products from their archives -


    [thinkmoreinc.wordpress.com]

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    Image of OMG! Ponies! OMG! Ponies!
    05/19/09

    @thinkmore: Please refrain from flogging your blog here.
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    Image of GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee
    05/19/09

    @OMG! Ponies!: +1.


    @thinkmore: I am a shameless self-promoter and a CamWhore, and even I don't blogflog like you do. I checked your history, and it's in almost every comment of yours.

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    Image of Soyerzzz Soyerzzz
    05/19/09

    In reply to LG 'World's Thinnest' LCD TVs Are Just 6mm Thick
    Really, whats the point of all of these thin tvs? So pointless really.
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    Image of Kakkoister Kakkoister
    05/19/09

    @Soyerzzz: It's about advancing technology in all aspects. The thinner you can make LCD screens, the larger the applications. (Although OLED is going to PWN LED's, so it's pretty much all for phail anyway.)
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    Image of Hello Mister Walrus Hello Mister Walrus
    05/19/09

    @Kakkoister: Indeed. At the very least, they are developing technology that will lead to better and cheaper products in the future. That is the point of the highest-end anything. Very few people will buy them, but they will trickle down once they get cheaper.
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    Image of discounteggroll discounteggroll
    12/30/08

    In reply to LG's Upcoming LH95 is the Thinnest LCD TV Yet
    im surprised they haven't gone with an exponential contrast ratio yet.


    there's always 2009 for that

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    Image of Mitchell Bowman Mitchell Bowman
    12/29/08

    In reply to LG's Upcoming LH95 is the Thinnest LCD TV Yet
    I don't understand the point of this at all. As soon as your TV is less than, say, an inch or so thick...why does it make any difference if you shave of a few more fractions of an inch? It's thin enough to hang like a picture frame at about an inch, maybe even more. Anything beyond that is just manufacturers stroking their ego.
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    Image of Monty Monty
    12/30/08

    @Mitchell Bowman: They will keep making them thinner until you can not see the TV at all.
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    Image of qbrad qbrad
    12/29/08

    In reply to LG's Upcoming LH95 is the Thinnest LCD TV Yet
    Lawlz. great write up chen.
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