By bluesxmanPosted Thursday 28th August 2008 14:21 GMT
"Measuring a super-slim 38mm at its thinnest point"
Nice use of Estate Agent measuring tactics, by giving the most attractive extreme of dimension only.
My pencil is roughly 0.5mm thick at its thinnest point (I haven't sharpened it today). However, it's over 10 x that thick at the arse end. Not exactly meaningful information when given out of context, is it?
Tell me what it measures at its thinnest point, thickest point, mean and median and you might get my attention.
~1 x Grumpy Old Man signing off.
Extend the plastic outwards that protects the display a bit #
By David HayesPosted Friday 29th August 2008 08:53 GMT
And then you can claim it's 5mm thick! (At the thinnest point!)
Since it's got to sit on top of a TV stand that contains my centre speaker, cable box and DVD recorder, my current LCD is already thinner than I really need it to be. Do people wall-mount that frequently, then?
Comments on: Philips unveils 38mm-thick HD TV
slim? #
By bluesxman Posted Thursday 28th August 2008 14:21 GMT
Extend the plastic outwards that protects the display a bit #
By David Hayes Posted Friday 29th August 2008 08:53 GMT
I don't get it. #
By Iain Posted Friday 29th August 2008 14:53 GMT