> The Dell is more expensive, but it feels better built, with a nicer stand with more adjustments and some cable routing. The Dell is ALSO non-glossy, so that

> The Dell is more expensive, but it feels better built, with a nicer stand with more adjustments and some cable routing. The Dell is ALSO non-glossy, so that might be a big factor for some people. This article is timely for me, as I'm about to buy the Dell 43" 4K to replace my ageing Dell 24" (1920x1200). Like the author, I want more screen space for my windows (I never run apps maximised) and I do not see the point in buying a smaller 4K monitor, and then running the OS at HIDPI 200% scaling - if you are going to do that you might as well save some money and just get a 1080p monitor instead, as other than smoother fonts, you wouldn't be gaining anything. Additionally, the PPI needs to match my current PPI as my ageing eyes can't do smaller text/icons without glasses, and I hate wearing glasses when I compute, as they make the screen and all it's contents all fishbowly[1] in shape. -- [1] Is this a word? What a better word for where the edges of the screen become bowed-out ?