Don't go to Alibaba. That's where you'll find the stuff first
   (manufacturers and stuff) ... 'cause then you'll end up going to
   eBay to see if anybody is selling direct (and probably are)...
   and then... cursing about not having enough $$$.... I didn't go
   to eBay. I saw enough "wants" on alibaba that I knew NOT to go
   down that route. I know it exists - saw up to 83" on alibaba...
   Someday it'll be cheap and commonplace. That's good enough for
   now. == well, you mentioned consumer tongue emoticon now if you
   want to get up to specs, you might have to leave the nice little
   newegg universe and head over to alibaba or ebay or one of the
   "can I really trust these people with my money?" sites... then
   you'll find the specs... and get the risk of being unable to
   return if you have broken pixels and stuff tongue emoticon'   =
   oh i know tongue emoticon I still love my iPhone 5s. It's got a
   tiny screen but I love using it. I never actually liked big
   screens - even my laptop isn't that big. But contrast was very
   important to me: I like my black to be VERY black... and it had
   to have a matte finish because glossy SUCKS. It just sucks.
   Sometimes you can get fooled by specs too. I bought a monitor
   long ago: had all the perfect specs. Everything you said and
   more. It's top notch and was the right price. But it had one
   problem I NEVER considered: Viewing angle. If you deviate
   SLIGHTLY from the proper viewing angle, it looks like crap. It's
   not even a security feature. It's just impossible to use if you
   move your head at all. All those awesome specs... awesome
   price... and a single flaw. Couldn't use it.   = My favorite
   size was the iphone 4s. I LOVED the weight of it too. Hated
   worrying about the glass. My nephew's got it now. With the new
   Apple upgrade thing, the 5s will PROBABLY have to be my last
   apple and I'll go to an android of some kind. It's nice having a
   non-hackable unit. [yes, I know how to hack it, I'm just
   CHOOSING not to): It forces me to be a consumer for a change,
   instead of always perfecting it. I'm the guy that does the kind
   of stuff that you're doing... and loving it. But by being
   discouraged from dong that stuff with the iPhone: no expansion,
   no custom rom, no kernel changing... no ANYTHING except apps,
   forced me to actually use it, and it's become my buddy. Totally
   different relationship with it than I had with other
   computer-type things. == that's awesome smile emoticon I know
   the moment I go back to Android I'll be back to extreme
   customizing and tweaking. But I gotta tell you, being forced to
   be "Average User", I've grown to appreciate Apple's focus on
   ergonomics, human/computer interface, and stuff like that. I can
   also see much better why Microsoft never mastered it, and never
   will. == Private corps want profit. That's why they exist. They
   want to keep their corporate patents. They want to keep their
   internal intelligence intact. They don't WANT _anybody_ knowing
   their secrets. Corporations are governments unto themselves.
   Worldwide governments with the buyers as their constituents.
   They find intelligence agencies to be mosquitoes to be swatted
   only when necessary. I worked for Schering-Plough for a few
   years. Big Pharma. You might think they're cuddle cuddle with
   the feds but no. They were their own country. Govt was not their
   friend and they'd duck and cover with lawyers. Same with Apple.
   Same with Samsung. Same with any of 'em. ==