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Re: lcd bathroom project again - success yet?



Thanks Tim - wonder if they can combine the wireless keyboard with a
waterproof model - perfect

I like the idead of ip65 screen - will investigate

Thanks

Umar


> Umar,
>
> A couple of thoughts:
>
> For mounting the screen, sink an IP65 box into the wall, insert the
screen
and seal the box with a clear perspex cover. Still have to work out how to
make it look "pretty" but it may give you a starting point.
Alternatively,
look at the industrial interfaces offered by the likes of Siemens (some of
their screens incorporate a PC built behind them).
>
> Instead of a wireless keyboard, what about one of these ? (see the pic
at
the bottom)
> http://www.clitheroelancs.co.uk/id8.htm
> ;-)
>
> HTH,
>
> Tim H.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: umar@xxxxxxx
>
> Given the falling lcd screen prices, I am seriously considering
putting a
15" LCD screen in the bathroom, vga connection to the loft where I can
site
a mini-itx box, with RF keyboard and mouse to control it back in the
bathroom. I have cat5 into the loft, and so I can then access n0 for divx,
mp3, and web-browsing. I can run amplified speakers from mini-itx.
>
> I know others have considered this in a bathroom - has anyone 
completed
this project yet? Any tips on how to waterproof the screen?
>
> Maybe given recent x-box thread I should consider putting an x-box in
the
loft - but how do I control it, and can I view x-box on a VGA LCD?
>
> Any ideas anyone?
>
> Umar
>
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>
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