project109x
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» This is all I could find. http://www.popsci.com/diy/article/2007-01/wall-mounted-pcKin…
» Thanks! Thanks for sending in a pic! Its a year later and I'm now in a different house.…
» I suppose that may work but i wouldn't trust it to hold my laptop up. The force from a…
» yeah we do that to the new guys at work, but this laptop didn't support it!
» That would be pretty cool especially if I could mount to bottom of the cab and point it…
» it runs behind the notebook and back behind the fridge. I used plenty of double sided …
» Thats true the touchscreen would be nice too, but I wanted something that wouldn't kill…
» HA! I thought I would flip it out of the way too, but in about 9 months we've always "n…
» Thanks-- it's been WAAAAAY more useful than I ever imagined when I started it. My wife…
» I like the scanner idea, I even have an old cuecat-- didn't it connect serial?? I star…
» Thanks! Thanks for sending in a pic! Its a year later and I'm now in a different house.…
» I suppose that may work but i wouldn't trust it to hold my laptop up. The force from a…
» yeah we do that to the new guys at work, but this laptop didn't support it!
» That would be pretty cool especially if I could mount to bottom of the cab and point it…
» it runs behind the notebook and back behind the fridge. I used plenty of double sided …
» Thats true the touchscreen would be nice too, but I wanted something that wouldn't kill…
» HA! I thought I would flip it out of the way too, but in about 9 months we've always "n…
» Thanks-- it's been WAAAAAY more useful than I ever imagined when I started it. My wife…
» I like the scanner idea, I even have an old cuecat-- didn't it connect serial?? I star…
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Aug 18, 2009. 6:39 AMgmgj
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I use one of those indestructible "roll" up keyboards with my kitchen PC. I built a set of shelves to hold my stuff and I bought a small stand to hold my keyboard, but I think your approach might be really nice for a lot of folks. I recently took an old laptop that after 4 years of use needed a fresh start, loaded Ubuntu on it. It cost me nothing, Installing ubuntu was easy and it works great wireless and I can run my cooking app in Firefox on it. I ended up installing the optional graphics driver from the graphics chip vendor, and it has the rotate 90, 180 degree feature. Computers in the kitchen, its a nice tool.
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