X200 The gap between the LCD and frame is unacceptable

Hi, My roommate and I received x200 last week and both of our x200 have the same problem. The gap(1 mm) between the LCD and frame is unacceptable (the left and right handside and especially the lower side of the frame) and when you touch it, it feels like a plastic toy. I compare it with x61, x61s, T61 which belongs to my friends and they do not have that problem.
I am not sure whether this is a serious problem or not and whether we can fix it by ourself.
Thank you for reading and replying.

I took some photos and I can not find how to attach them.
Well, about this problem, Lenovo asked me to go to some business partner to look for technician and the technician said that is not a techincal problem and it is engineering problem... They can not fix it.
And my friend told me that this is a normal problem maybe because lenovo change the material of the inside part of thinkpad.
So, I decided to return it.

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