bezel
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- noun
- /ˈbɛzəl/
- Specialized
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bisel
- The new smartphone features a stunning display with an almost invisible bezel around the screen.
- a thin bezel
- a slim bezel
- screen bezels
It's the Asus ROG bezel free ABFO one.
- It's the Asus ROG bezel free ABFO one.
- Obviously, Touch ID is old and big bezels on the front are old.
- That a major Apple display manufacturer and supplier didn't just announce A bezel less micro LED transparent screen.
- Bigger screen, smaller bezel, OK updated rear view camera, more powerful mic comes in titanium.
Examples
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Next to this, you'll find a black display bezel that's wider on the top and bottom of the device.
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The iPad has a thick bezel surrounding all four sides of the display; the iPhone does not.
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Look at this very slim bezel on there.
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Almost no bezel, very slim bezel the whole way around.
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Look how thin those side bezels are; it's really close to nothing.
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I like the edges, I like the small bezels on the screen.
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The models are available in white, black, and black with a silver bezel, and with or without built-in speakers.
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Starting with your finger on the Surface's black bezel, slide onto the screen to reveal a menu tray.
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Bigger screen, smaller bezel, OK updated rear view camera, more powerful mic comes in titanium.
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In particular, the Nook has page up/down buttons in its bezel that allow for very efficient reading.
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Etymology
Bezel also comes from the same idea used in jewelry for the metal rim that holds a gem, meaning a 'rim' or 'frame' around something. That's why on phones, watches, or monitors the bezel is the border or frame you see around the screen.