Alright....here it is so far.
You can view the rest of the pics at:
http://s117.photobucket.com/albums/o80/scottdw/XLobby/
I will put up some more once it's done.
Pics are a little crooked but you get the point.
My wife picked out the moulding and is planning on painting it white with the leaves green and the branches/stems brown to match the rest of the room, you can see the stripes on the lower half of the walls in one of the pics. I wil post a pic once it's done.
I was able to run all extention cables (usb and VGA) with no problems, so far
I don't see any noticable ghosting that my eyes can see. I am planning on adding a outlet up in the attic to power this, right now I have an extention cord running up thru the attic opening then plugged into the AC adapter in the attic (hung off the insulation). I have the USB, VGA and AC power run inside the wall so I have no exposed wires.
I am VERY pleased with the way this turned out and it works great. Right now I have my TV as my primary display with this running as the secondary. I am also running the thin client on the same machine as XL, I wanted to control each screen independently. This monitor runs the Thin Client and all seems to work well. I can change thru music in the back of the house while someone else can be choosing a movie to watch in the front of the house, we just have to fight over the mouse pointer
One of the cool things I found out was I can wake up my pc just by touching the TS. I put my pc in standby when not using it which also turns off the new screen automatically, I don't have to touch the power button on the TS. When the pc goes to standby the TS flashes a few times and says "out of range" and seems to shut off. I can then tap the screen and the pc will wake up and the TS will flash a few times and then be ready to use, takes about 5-8 seconds.
By the way should I have to worry about heat issues with the monitor being inside of the wall? I have no insulation in the wall and the studs are 16" apart, should that be enough breathing room for this?? I also did not fill in the hole I drilled from the attic to run the wires down, I thought it would be better to leave it open for the heat to rise out of, does that sound right? I noticed when I had the TS on for like 2 hours it was a little warm, not hot just a little warm. After I put it in standby it seems to start to cool down. My flat panels seem to feel the same way so I think it's OK.
Let me know what you think,