With
Sharp,
Hitachi, and
LG.Philips all announcing ultra-thin LCDs we were beginning to wonder, where's Samsung with their world's
first / biggest / thinnest boasting? No more. Meet the 10-mm (0.39-inch) thin, 40-inch LED-backlit, Full HD LCD TV panel which covers 92% of the NTSC color gamut while consuming less than 90 watts of power. That profile easily bests the crazy thin measurements we've already seen. At the moment, however, no price or production run details are available. That could change on Wednesday when the panel goes on display at FPD International in Japan.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
SolidOni @ Oct 22nd 2007 11:29AM
That is amazing, soon enough every tv will be even thinner than this and then we will have our float screens lol
MarkG @ Oct 22nd 2007 12:05PM
wow...that thing looks like it could be wall mounted with double sided tape!
andy @ Oct 22nd 2007 1:37PM
I'll take 5/8" thick with very low heat output so that I can inset it flush with my drywall.
SuperDave @ Oct 22nd 2007 2:18PM
Ha, I recognize that wallpaper!
http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/details.php?id=936
Oh and the TV is hella sweet btw.
SolidOni @ Oct 23rd 2007 11:15AM
ya interfacelift is the best, i believe on the site that is related to this article there is another interfacelift pic. Im wondering how much this will cost, but it looks so cool
Kevin G @ Oct 23rd 2007 5:56PM
I was thinking velcro. That's thinner than the Sony 27" OLED prototypes, which I believe are 14 mm deep. I have the thinnest slider phone on the market (samsung SGH-D900) and it's 13 mm thick! This 40" LCD is thinner than my ultra thin phone? I wouldn't even install this on an articulating mount for fear that the client would break it while pointing it towards the kitchen.