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Review: The World's Thinnest LCD HDTVs 
Gizmodo | by Wilson Rothman | Wed, Nov 12
Hitachi's Director's Series 1.5 UltraThin UT37X902 (37 inches listing for $1,900) got its name because it's an inch and a half thick across its entire panel. It is a monitor with speakers, but no tuner and the barest of inputs—one HDMI and one VGA—to help it keep trim. JVC's LT-46SL89 (46 inch...
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