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As a long term Nexus user, I do like the fact that G3 provides a balance between the stock UI and more over the top UI

Done some researching and I think my setup will look like this. For my triple gaming setup 2 BenQ XL24020T's with XL2420TX in the middle since it has 3D reciver built in and for Photo/Video editing a 27inch (2560x1440) Dell U2713H to preview my work, but keep all tools on BenQs. I'm 100% be going with BenQs for gaming, but I'm unsure about Dell, some reviews say there are problems with backlight. Any comments or alternatives?

Just finished my 5K PC build and realized that my old monitors just wouldn't do it. I'm a total N00B in monitors(just don't have time to do a research), so I'm asking anyone that understands something in them to help me pick a monitor for a triple setup ( on XFX stand). Price is not important. I do lots of gaming and picture/video editing. I'm not interested in 3D, but since im running dual 680s it wouldn't hurt to have it.

They were using Galaxy Nexus, not Nexus 4. I own all 4 Nexus devices and can't wait to get my hands on the OS, it's said to be released on February 4 for Galaxy Nexus.