Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 3rd Jan 2008 22:37 UTC
I don't usually do stories like this one, but I love this design so much I wanted to share it with you. "Dell has flaunted this gorgeous monitor for a while in various trade shows and press events, always saying that it's just a design concept and not available yet. That all changes now, because the 22-inch Dell Crystal LCD display is suddenly a real product. Just in time for CES, this beauty is set to ship in the next few days, and even though its spec list isn't as high-end as we had hoped, it's still so pretty, if it were smaller we'd want to wear it as a necklace." On a related note, Dell machines are appearing at Best Buy.
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Except the bezel isn't really that thin. It looks really thin in the first shot, but is of normal non-OMG thickness in the second. There are other differences too. The camera is in the glass in the first, but in the (thicker) bezel in the second. Speakers' front is silver in the first, black in the second.
So which represents the actual product? If Dell's page* is to be believed, the product is represented by the second shot. The one with the regular thick old bezel. So I wouldn't even be interested *without* the glass 
* http://www.dell.com/content/topics/topic.aspx/global/products/monit...
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Seriously, if that monitor didn't have the glass in front and were built by NEC or Eizo, I'd be all over it. That has to be the thinnest bezel I've ever seen by far, and they ruin it with that huge piece of glass. Talk about gimmicky trash.