Anyone who has tried to use multiple monitors for watching video or playing PC games knows that the bezel around the screens causes a big problem. On your average computer monitor that means about an inch gap between the two screens and you lose images right in front of your face.

Samsung has announced new large format monitors for applications like video walls that offer the world’s narrowest bezel technology. The new monitors include the 460UT, 460UTn, and the 460UTn-UD. The screens all have the same bezel size with a thickness of 2.4mm on the right and bottom and 4.3mm on the left and top for a total thickness when joined of 7.3mm.

That is thin no matter how you slice it, though I don’t get why the bezels aren’t just 2.4mm all around. The 460UTn has an integrated network PC running embedded Windows XP to manage content over a network and the 460UTn-UD has embedded software to create a video wall with up to 250 displays in real time running form a single PC. Brightness is up to 700 nits, resolution on all models is 1366 x 768, and the contrast ratio is 3000:1.

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