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Manny
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Boy, was my wife pissed off.
Here's the link with images.
Slideshow
Gotta love Duct Tape
I posted here as I mostly use it to control PowerHome.
Well I posted this at XLobby, Cocoontech, too...
Edited by Manny - April 18 2007 at 00:25
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krommetje
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Actually I am working on a solution with a 15" TFT wall-mounted and in contrary to your wife, my wife has OK-ed this...  it consists of a "wooden box" with the TFT built-in ... to make evrything neat and tidy I am not going to paint the wood but use (how do you call this?) stickyfoil? to make it an RVS-Look... Pictures will be made as soon as the project will be started....
Peter
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Manny
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Any pictures yet?
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krommetje
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6 to 8 months after my post:
I found a Siemens Simpad SL4 with Windows CE4 and I had a wifi card somewhere collecting dust.... Cost:
Siemens SimPad SL4: $110,- at a webshop....a wooden breadboard bought at a home and garden shop:$2,-
The RostFree stand which holds the SimPad "stolen" from a magnetboard in the hallway... some screws and a 30 minutes of work....
Now I am going to ask my wife where she wants it to hang... Curious of where she wants it... 
(preferable somewhere where the kids can't get to it...  )
Peter
Edited by krommetje - May 12 2007 at 07:17
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