The Dell U2414H is what you need.
Dell UltraSharp 24" Monitor ? U2414H Full HD
Although, I don't know if 3 monitors daisy chained will work. By for 2, people have done it, and works fine. Technically speaking it should work up to 4 (assuming the Surface Pro 2 display is not in use), based on DisplyPort specification. But the Surface Pro 2 is using an Intel integrated graphics, so I have a certain lack of trust, not believe what Intel says, because it's mostly false information (eg: 4K support is only at 30Hz not 60Hz, plug and it works for multiple monitor is not true, does not actually fully support DirectX and OpenGL, etc.)
The monitor is the only consumer grade monitor that feature true thinner boarder (the rest are normal border sizes, but a glass on it, and they call it "super thin", when it's just lies).
It is using an LG 6-bit AH-IPS panel, none glossy so that you can focus on your work and not fight reflections, and are 1920x1080 resolution and it features DisplayPort 1.2 support, and daisy chaining ability, as you wanted.
The monitor features a solid stand, fully adjustable, with of course as we expect none the less from Dell, metal mechanical system (although these days, they pretty much all uses metal mechanical system, as I think companies released people don't appreciate their monitor anymore, when it just uses tightly set plastic to hold the monitor in place, and becomes lose and fall over time). It also have a USB 3.0 powered hub, and comes with sRGB manufacture color calibrated profile, with report. Ready to be selected from the monitor on screen menu for great colors (the calibration is only a quick one, and not sufficient for color critical work, but it is better than nothing, is the way I see it).
In addition, the monitor does not use a PWM to control the backlight illumination, and rather opt for a more expensive and better dimming circuit. So if you are sensitive to PWM driven back light monitors, this is a must.
I know this point doesn't concern you, but I'll say it for other reading this, it has good true response time, making great for fast action paste gaming, and movie watching. And has a near 0ms input lag (this is due to the lack of color processor, and other fancier features that are commonly found on higher end monitors).
If you want an in-depth monitor review of it:
Dell U2414H Review
Dell monitors comes with a 3 year warranty, with a competitive: 6 or more dead pixel for being eligible for a replacement, and 1 or more stuck or bright pixel. No zone or distance crap policy to not cover you.
For any warranty claims, Dell pays shipping both directions. In fact, you get to keep the monitor (no hold, or credit card charges) while you wait receive the replacement one, and all you need to do it swamp the faulty monitor with the replacement one, and you'll find in the box of the replacement one, a pre-paid shipping label ready to stick over the old one, and call the appropriate mail carrier to come and pick it up.
