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Significats de bezels en anglès

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Perforated panel that surrounds the faces of user-facing components of a device (e.g. computer case or mobile device)

Ús de bezels en anglès
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Samsung has also slimmed down the bezels even more on the display.
The Irish Times
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Changes to the Air include new colours, smaller bezels and an edge-to-edge screen.
The South African
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A new iPad Air model with slim bezels, similar to the iPad Pro.
The Verge
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Both watches are far more attractive, with much smaller bezels and cleaner designs.
Wired
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Its bezels are significantly smaller, and somehow, the computer is thinner.
Wired
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That's because the Series 3 was the last model to use slightly thicker bezels.
Independent.ie
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Both feature 7-inch displays, but the bezels around the two devices are quite different.
Wired
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They also have very slim bezels, making them all look like edge-to-edge picture frames.
Wired
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This is because of the wafer-thin bezels on each side.
Independent.ie
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There are big bezels above and below the screen (but no notch).
The Verge
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The XL's bezels are smaller, rounded, and better integrated with the rest of the device.
Wired
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Tighter bezels help the screen takes up almost the entire surface of the machine's face.
Wired
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Furthermore, the Note 20 series has "whisper-thin bezels" to free up extra screen space.
The South African
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In fact, today's small bezels provide bigger screens without increasing the overall size of the monitor.
The Guardian
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Some new high-end devices have no bezels anywhere and curved edges that pour over the sides.
Wired
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Brass inlaid window bezels surrounded by planked-mahogany panels.
BBC
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