doods, shud i gave up my search for 2433BW or T240 or any 24" wif 1920x1200 res on the market today?

seems no 1 is willing to sell it to me...

i've saved enuff d now and somehow skeptical on the normal 1920x1080 res. 

a question to those using 1920x1080 res + gaming, is it worth it? 

fyi, my current monitor is Samsung 932B 19"

thx in advance

thx dude, but oh man the price...

Dude, FYI Dell DOESN'T make LCD panels. The real manufacturer behind of the models you've listed are:

Dell 2405FPW 16ms (12ms G2G) 24"WS Samsung PVA (LTM240M1-L01)
Dell 2407WFP 6ms G2G 24"WS Samsung S-PVA (LTM240M2) or AU Optronics AMVA (M240UW01)
Dell 2408WFP 6ms G2G 24"WS Samsung S-PVA (LTM240CS05)
Dell 2709W 6ms G2G 27"WS Samsung S-PVA (LTM270CS01)
Dell S2409W 5ms 24"WS AU Optronics TN Film (M240HW01 V0)
Dell E228WFP 5ms 22"WS Samsung (LTM220M1-L01) or CMO (M220Z1L01) TN Film

Source:Hardforum

@BulletsStorm
The monitor looks like a recolored X-series to me, design wise it's more or less alike. Doesn't cut it for me though Prefer the looks of their P-series and H-series...

@Faint
Here are the "bleeding" pics I took, AOC 2434Pw aka Angelo vs my 19" Dell. I was surprised how the results came out as I initially thought my Dell has more "bleeding" when observed with the naked eye Shots at night were taken with my digicam's "Night" scene mode, and daylight shots taken using "Auto".

Day
AOC 2434Pw @ 50% Brightness | Dell @50% Brightness
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AOC 2423Pw @ 100% Brightness | Dell @ 100% Brightness
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Night
AOC 2434Pw @ 50% Brightness | Dell @50% Brightness
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AOC 2434Pw @ 100% Brightness | Dell @ 100% Brightness
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The AOC is brighter then the Dell, so I guess its one of the reasons why "bleeding" is more visible. But thankfully for typical use, it is not noticable... It's not like you actually look at a totally black screen most of the time

valent, pictures aren't enough. What models are those LCDs? They look like 24 inchers to me.
cyew86, the Catalyst Control Center can enable 4:3 display. In mine, "Graphic Settings" > "Digital Panel (DVI)" > "Attributes" > "Enable GPU scaling" > "Maintain Aspect Ratio".