How thin do displays need to go before they are too slim? If you have an unhealthy obsession with super thin electronics then AOC has a thin computer monitor for you. Its latest LED-lit displays are only 0.5-inches thick.
Appropriately named the Razor Display, AOC's super trim monitors are available in screen sizes that start at 18.5-inches and run up to 23-inches. Features include a 16:9 widescreen and a 50,000,000:1 contrast ratio. We're really curious as to whether anyone really needs a contrast ratio that high. Won't your eyeballs explode or something?
What's interesting about this display is that it doesn't have an HDMI port. The Razor Displays have D-Sub and DVI-D ports. Uh, good luck finding one of those. Its stand also does double duty — it can fold 90-degrees backwards and mounted to a wall with VESA mount.
The AOC Razor Displays will be available in Europe for the time being. Pricing is TBD.
Techchee, via Hardware Sphere
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