I'm quite fond of the several I-Inc IH282 and IH283 monitors that=20
I've purchased over the past couple of years.  They are rated as a=20
28" monitor but are in fact 27.5".  Native resolution is 1920 x 1200=20
(16:10) which I find to be more useful than the similar 1080p=20
monitors (1920 x 1080).  The extra vertical height means that I can=20
see more of my source code.

I use a Windows software program call Twinsplay to automatically=20
split the screen into two windows side by side - its useful to have a=20
full browser window sitting next to my email screen.

Connectivity is VGA, DVI, HDMI.

For what its worth, every one of these monitors has one or two stuck=20
pixels.  Unfortunately, I-Inc does not consider that to be a defect -=20
the display has to have more than 5 damaged pixels before they will=20
fix it.  That said - the stuck pixels have in no way hindered my=20
enjoyment of these monitors.

These were fairly inexpensive - Can $260 plus $48 for additional 2=20
years warranty.  I purchased them from TigerDirect.ca

Hope this helps!

dwayne


At 05:32 PM 10/24/2012, Tamas Rudnai wrote:
>Hi Everyone,
>
>I am thinking to buy a monitor for software development for my MacBook Pro=
,
>but Apple monitors are out of question as they are way too overpriced.
>
>Basically I would need something reasonable priced 21-27", maybe widescree=
n
>as Xcode works better is you can layout two sources next to each other
>(header+source or source+view designer).
>My MacBok Pro does not have ThunderBolt but the mini display port, and I
>have VGA and HDMI adaptor for that, I can buy a DVI if the monitor works
>only with that.
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>Many thanks,
>Tamas
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Trinity Electronics Systems Ltd    Edmonton, AB, CANADA
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www.trinity-electronics.com
Custom Electronics Design and Manufacturing

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