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Truly flat LCD monitor?

Subject: Truly flat LCD monitor?
From: davewithheld@hotmail.com
Date: 12 Apr 2005 14:48:28 -0700
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I am looking for a really flat monitor.  I see notebooks with really
nice displays that are about 1/2" thick.  Does anyone know if there is
a stand-alone monitor with similar, flat dimensions?  I assume it will
need an external power supply.  That's fine.  Most monitors are about
3" thick in the center.  That's WAY too thick for my application (needs
to fit in a panel door).  Any advice?  Thanks.

Dave Duperon

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