News - Samsung shows off world's thinnest 40in LCD TV

[HEXUS]

A stopgap before OLED becomes mainstream?

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[stavroshamster]

Where do you plug everything in to one of these things? All that stuff surely sticks out the back anyway?

[aidanjt]

Where do you plug everything in to one of these things? All that stuff surely sticks out the back anyway?

Not deep enough for a HDMI port, probably along the bottom edge.

[Revilgo]

Yummy!

[blokeinkent]

Where do you plug everything in to one of these things? All that stuff surely sticks out the back anyway?

most probably an external connection box that connects to the set through some kind of proprietary lead

[TheBloodyNine]

I assume this will have a separate source box for you to plug everything into, then a slim proprietary connector from that to the screen.

I very much doubt there is anything but a screen in that enclosure.

*Edit* beaten to it

[dangel]

You know, I was just sitting here thinking my current samsung LCD is just waaaaaaaaay too fat. I don't know how I get by

[aidanjt]

You know, I was just sitting here thinking my current samsung LCD is just waaaaaaaaay too fat. I don't know how I get by

I know, all this superflat nonsense is a waste of time and effort, TVs have already been flattened something silly.

[Re-Invented]

I bet these will have a wireless box so it doesnt require the extra cable input.

Lee

[j.o.s.h.1408]

And i thought this was thin http://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/t...il&tab=gallery

[UseItNow]

That is thin, at this rate there'll be another coming along very very soon!

[j.o.s.h.1408]

thin as paper?