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I admit that thin is cool, and if the panel is sitting open on a table, a thin depth looks better. It would give an improved look for wall mounting also.

However, for mounting inside an existing cabinet, bezel width is key, while panel depth has no sinificance. I've got a $10,000 custom cabinet with a circa 2000 36" 4:3 XBR and only 4 out of 20 current and upcoming 42" models can fit in the 40" width cabinet opening.

(The four models that fit are Sharp LC42D64U, Toshiba 42RV530U, JVC 42X788, and JVC 42X898, with the Sharp having the smallest overall width)

I might want a technologically superior LG 70, but looks like it'll be the Sharp, thanks to its slender bezel.
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