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    News - Sharp's Free-Form Display to bring device design freedom

    The company hopes to break consumer devices away from conventional rectangular screens.
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    Re: News - Sharp's Free-Form Display to bring device design freedom

    A super thin bezel sounds pretty useful for multi monitor setups too

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    Re: News - Sharp's Free-Form Display to bring device design freedom

    This story is pretty much a re-write of the press release?
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    Re: News - Sharp's Free-Form Display to bring device design freedom

    Quote Originally Posted by Jonj1611 View Post
    This story is pretty much a re-write of the press release?
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