Considering the purchase a Dell Ultrasharp

Displays HD resolution. As a third monitor will I move my canvas to this monitor. Or their away to get the HD image to display?

Thanks.
Mac Pro Quadcore 8GB ram.
Graphics adapter NVIDIA Geforce 9400m
Decklink HD Extreme 3D - HDMI
(2) Acer 20" Widescreen VGA monitors connected to minidisplayport and DVI
HDMI connects to 22"Samsung 720p HDTV
Currently (on this job) editing XDCAM EX 1080i60
The XDCAM displays as a slightly shrunken rectangle with incorrect image resolution on the Samsung..
The HDTV has worked properly in Apple ProRes 1080i60
I would like to see the XDCAM properly at 1080i60 and feed the signal the way i do with my current Decklink HDMI out.
I would prefer it no just work like a 3rd monitor and have to drage the canvas to it. I had been thinking that some how the UlraSharp would work.
Chris

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Hi
Desperate for help
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I have connected it to my macbook pro 6.2 2010 (Serial Number (system): W8******AGW) via DVI cable and DVI to mini displayport connector at the mac end)
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