Monitor recommendations?

Alright, here’s the situation: I’m looking to pick up two identical monitors. I want the largest screen size possible, and honestly, budget isn't really my primary concern here. What matters most to me is finding something that is genuinely high quality and reliable.

I recently came across a suggestion for this particular model, so I was hoping you all could weigh in. Let me know what you think of it, or if you have any better recommendations in mind.

Dell UltraSharp

Just one quick detail to note—I need to be able to hook both of these displays up to my computer or laptop simultaneously.

Thanks.

Are you looking for something snappy for gaming, or what? Is one going on the desktop and the other hooked up to a laptop?

If you’re leaning toward a larger screen, I’d personally suggest this 27" model: http://www.asus.com/Display/LCD_Moni...278Q/#overview

The color accuracy is solid, the refresh rate is quick enough, and it’s loaded with a shitload of ports—plus it’s got a webcam and built-in speakers. You can snag it at Best Buy for $867.

The Dell UltraSharp is a fantastic monitor, honestly—but unless you're actually doing professional graphic design for a living, it's probably a bit overkill for your needs.

Benjamin King2 said:Are you looking for something fast for gaming, or is one going on a desktop and the other on a laptop?

If you're after more screen real estate, I’d personally suggest this 27" model: http://www.asus.com/Display/LCD_Moni...278Q/#overview

Great color accuracy, a snappy refresh rate, a ton of ports, built-in webcam, speakers—you can grab it at Best Buy for about $867.

The Dell UltraSharp is a fantastic monitor, but if you aren't doing professional graphic design, it might be a bit overkill.

I don't do any graphic design; I need this strictly for playing poker. I was thinking about hooking both monitors up to my laptop, or if that isn't an option, just connecting them both to my PC.

Thanks for the reply.

Look, don't go throwing your money away on some overpriced monitor... besides, if you check your laptop, you'll see you've already got plenty of video outputs to work with.