Dell today announced new OptiPlex thin clients designed for organizations such as education, financial, healthcare, and retail that have implemented or plan to implement a desktop virtualization infrastructure. For those that fall into the latter, Dell also unveiled additions to its desktop virtualization solutions portfolio, including an enhanced new Virtual Lab 2.0 solution aimed primarily at colleges and universities.

LG's E90 display is what happens when you give liposuction to a monitor, only you can't just chuck the extracted parts into a toxic bin like you can on the operating table. What LG did do, however, is cram all that excess fat into the base so that the display itself measures just 7.2mm thick, making the E90 LG's slimmest LED monitor to date.

"The E90 is the result of advanced technology and beautiful design coming together in perfect alignment," said Si-hwan Park, Vice President of LG's monitor division. "With its revolutionary features in terms of design and picture quality, the E90 is the leading example of the company's 'Super LED' monitor line that is setting new benchmarks for style and performance."

The E90 consists of a 21.5-inch widescreen panel with a 1920x1080 resolution and a 2ms response time. The power supply and connectivity options (S-Sub/DVI-D/HDMI) take residence in the stand. As a package, LG says the E90 consumes up to 40 percent less power than a typical CCFL-backlit LCD monitor.

Multi-display setups are typically pretty awesome, but also a little bit flawed when attempting to use more than one screen as a single display. It's because of the bezel, and the thicker it is, the more distracting it can be when plopping multiple TVs or monitors next to, and on top of each other.

That isn't the case with Sharp's new multi-screen display system. With bezels measuring just 6.5mm, Sharp says it achieved the thinnest System Frame Width in the known galaxy, and judging from the pictures, we won't argue with that.

The multi-display screen system is built around the new PN-V601 60-inch professional monitor. The PN-V601 sports a full-array LED backlight with LED elements arranged in an evenly spaced array to improve the uniformity of brightness. There's an enlarge zoom function to supersize images up to 25 monitors (in a 5 x 5 configuration), and when combined with the optional PN-ZR01 Control Kit, users can control all displays using a single remote.

Sharp has yet to set a price for its new display, but says it plans to start shipping the PN-V601 in Japan at the tail end of August.

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