Yesterday I have checked out Costco, unbelievable that they have better
offline deals than online -- I guess the lazy ones have to pay the price.

Anyway, I have ended up picking a kind of inexpensive 27" LED screen, a
Samsung S27B350H one for $210 + Cali tax. They have a 60 days return
policy, so I guess if it turns out that it is not good for my needs I will
just bring it back. But so far so good, it has VGA and HDMI inputs, no DVI,
but it is fine by me. 1920x1080 resolution. It is so light too. Now I can
see the header file next to the source as this layout is preferred (or
forced?) by Xcode. This is like 1/4 of the price what Apple is asking for..=
..

Thanks everyone for the suggestions!
Tamas



On 25 October 2012 20:29, William "Chops" Westfield <westfw@mac.com> wrote:

> I've had a couple of the Dell 24inch 1920x1200 monitors that I've liked
> quite a bit, but they were in the "more expensive" range.  It's sort of
> depressing that the current trend is to less vertical pixels (1080p, so t=
he
> same screens can be used for HDTV.)  I missed my chance at the inexpensiv=
e
> 27inch 1920x1200 displays, which would have been ideal.
>
> BillW
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