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+[* black] LG Display produces LCD matrices, not display sets that include cover glass, glueing operations (for this new display), and touch panel (for touch devices). So no wonder that actual LCD matrix did not change.
[* black] We were fairly surprised to see that the new iMac's LCD sports the same model number as last year's—LM215WF3 from LG—even though the LCD is 5 mm thinner.
[* black] If it's the same, why is it smaller? We surmise that Apple took all the same pieces of the LCD and crammed them into a smaller housing.