the real question here is if those "thin bezels" that AOC announce are legitimate. they did this before where they had press pictures of an image going almost edge to edge, and in reality there was a good 10mm bar around the side and top of the screen - because the bezel was underneath the glossy finish on the outside was really not a cool move, as people who were expecting ultra thin bezels were most likely bitterly disappointed. if they get it right this time perhaps they can be forgiven - but i would be extra sensitive to this with an AOC monitor versus any other brand. not sure if the link to support this will be blocked but here it is in case just take the breaks out and it should work: http:// www.channelpronetwork dot com/review/aoc-i2367fh-23-thin-bezel-lcd-monitor-review-cake-lie?page=0%2C2

It's certainly suspect, this image shows that the left bezel is larger than the right bezel http://aoc-europe.com/images/product/fibb/productgallery-large/Public/AOC/Product%20Data%20and%20Pictures/81ID/I2481FXH/JPEG/I2481FXH_front_h_space_design.jpg