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DVD Profiler Unlimited RegistrantStar ContributorArdos
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The slip isn't relevant here, only the blue cases. They look to be about half the thickness of what DVDP calls HD Slim although I'll grant it's not the best photo. Perhaps someone else who has that set could compare those to a normal HD Slim, with a comparison photo if possible.
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I've definitely seen HD Thin cases.  There's a Harry Potter BD set at my store that has them.  They're very, very skinny.  Much skinnier than the HD Slim. 

As for additional case types needed, my opinions would fall to adding the following, because I see enough of them come into the store (in fact, I see all of these much more frequently than steelbooks):

- Digibook
- Handle Case / Carry Me Case (you know, those kids movie cases with the handle on top)
- Tin Case (or whatever they're called, those metal boxes that aren't steelbooks)
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Here's a standard, a "slim" and two thinpacks. They are roughly half the width of slims.
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OMG, now I am going to have nightmares, Ace. Wow an HD Thinpak and it is different from the HD Slim. Have I said lately how much I hate Hollywood.

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You see those thinner ones frequently in TV box sets.
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Thanks muchly Ace for the comparison shot. Much easier to see the difference from that. 
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Dude, you seriously need more blood in your hands. 
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At first glance I thought it was a white glove   
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I've heard that Ace only wears ONE glove.

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OMG, now I am going to have nightmares, Ace. Wow an HD Thinpak and it is different from the HD Slim. Have I said lately how much I hate Hollywood.


Let's just make it simple, and call them all "keep case", and add width, height and color fields to the database
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OMG, now I am going to have nightmares, Ace. Wow an HD Thinpak and it is different from the HD Slim. Have I said lately how much I hate Hollywood.


Let's just make it simple, and call them all "keep case", and add width, height and color fields to the database

Color? Oh God.<shivers>

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OMG, now I am going to have nightmares, Ace. Wow an HD Thinpak and it is different from the HD Slim. Have I said lately how much I hate Hollywood.


Let's just make it simple, and call them all "keep case", and add width, height and color fields to the database


Colour I'd definitely disagree with. Even within the same store, I've seen a release in different colour cases.
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