Narrow frame LCD flat panel?
 

I have a widescreen LCD computer monitor with a very narrow black bezel.
I like the that all screen, minimal frame look

Like to find a flat panel LCD [32" -40"] TV with a similar narrow dark
frame. Anyone familiar with any models that are like that. I've seen
some of the Samsung DLP's with almost no frame but not LCD's

Thanks for any advice

Terry

Narrow frame LCD flat panel?
 

I'm with you Terry. I also have an LCD pc monitor (Viewsonic VP Series) that
has a narrow bezel, just as I wanted it - no built-in speakers.
Unfortunately the Viewsonic LCD HDTVs have received poor reviews. There are
a few, very few HDTVs that have detachable speakers, and lacking that the
best choices appear to be those with speakers across the bottom. I'd prefer
if they provided separate speakers or no speakers as an option, though I
cannot specify any. Perhaps someone can suggest some.

" Terry Smith" wrote in message
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I have a widescreen LCD computer monitor with a very narrow black bezel.
I like the that all screen, minimal frame look

Like to find a flat panel LCD [32" -40"] TV with a similar narrow dark
frame. Anyone familiar with any models that are like that. I've seen
some of the Samsung DLP's with almost no frame but not LCD's

Thanks for any advice

Terry

Narrow frame LCD flat panel?
 

Sorry to hear about the Viewsonic, they certainly were a low cost choice.

Noticed VS have a few mdls listed as new like the N3252w
http://www.viewsonic.com/pdf/us_eng/...hart_lcdtv.pdf

Wonder if they're any better


"Bob" wrote in message
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I'm with you Terry. I also have an LCD pc monitor (Viewsonic VP Series) that
has a narrow bezel, just as I wanted it - no built-in speakers.
Unfortunately the Viewsonic LCD HDTVs have received poor reviews. There are
a few, very few HDTVs that have detachable speakers, and lacking that the
best choices appear to be those with speakers across the bottom. I'd prefer
if they provided separate speakers or no speakers as an option, though I
cannot specify any. Perhaps someone can suggest some.

" Terry Smith" wrote in message
news:[email protected]
I have a widescreen LCD computer monitor with a very narrow black bezel.
I like the that all screen, minimal frame look

Like to find a flat panel LCD [32" -40"] TV with a similar narrow dark
frame. Anyone familiar with any models that are like that. I've seen
some of the Samsung DLP's with almost no frame but not LCD's

Thanks for any advice

Terry

Narrow frame LCD flat panel?
 

This is one of the reviews I referred to:
http://www.cnet.com.au/tvs/lcd/0,390...0059182,00.htm
I saw this set at BJs and it didn't look bad at all, but I tend not to
evaluate HDTVs from what is viewed in showrooms since the sources, lighting,
cabling etc. cannot be determined. I certainly believe that the Viewsonic VP
series monitors are superior, though pricey.

" Terry Smith" wrote in message
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Sorry to hear about the Viewsonic, they certainly were a low cost choice.

Noticed VS have a few mdls listed as new like the N3252w
http://www.viewsonic.com/pdf/us_eng/...hart_lcdtv.pdf

Wonder if they're any better


"Bob" wrote in message
news:[email protected]
I'm with you Terry. I also have an LCD pc monitor (Viewsonic VP Series)
that
has a narrow bezel, just as I wanted it - no built-in speakers.
Unfortunately the Viewsonic LCD HDTVs have received poor reviews. There
are
a few, very few HDTVs that have detachable speakers, and lacking that the
best choices appear to be those with speakers across the bottom. I'd
prefer
if they provided separate speakers or no speakers as an option, though I
cannot specify any. Perhaps someone can suggest some.

" Terry Smith" wrote in message
news:[email protected]
I have a widescreen LCD computer monitor with a very narrow black bezel.
I like the that all screen, minimal frame look

Like to find a flat panel LCD [32" -40"] TV with a similar narrow dark
frame. Anyone familiar with any models that are like that. I've seen
some of the Samsung DLP's with almost no frame but not LCD's

Thanks for any advice

Terry