Dell has changed their policy on the Employee Purchase Programs. The new discount rates aren't that great anymore.


It all depends on the vendor u purchase it from. Always ask the vendor before hand if they will change the monitor should there be a dead pixel. Preferably inspect the monitor immediately upon purchase.

Well iirc, the difference between VGA and DVI start becoming apparent at higher resolutions. DVI transfers signals in digital while VGA does so in analog. As a result, data loss is reduced when using DVI. But as far as lower resolution goes, the difference wont be visible to the naked eye. Also, from what I gather VGA seem to only be able to handle resolutions up to 2048x1536 on most monitors while DVI can go much higher but then again that might be due to certain monitor limitations.