One we sells a 54' white board with VGA, HDMI, Ethernet and USB inputs. Granted it does not have a TV tuner built in. We sell Ricoh 'white boards' that double as monitor's. I might just have to end up getting a standard drawer to be mounted at the desired location and just have to setup the cables and etc manually each time.blah. I also don't think having users rely on the TV to navigate around the PC at an awkward angle (HR probably wouldn't be too pleased haha) would be a good idea sadly. The only issue with having a thin client behind the TV is that my users are sometimes in need of running AutoCAD software that requires some intensive power to run (we currently use Lenovo W540s with some upgrades). I'm just curious if anyone has experience with a similar setup. I was thinking of maybe a drawer, mounted arm, or something to allow users to have easy access to the laptop but also keep it out of sight when not in use. The top of the conference room table is granite, so I can't really mount it on top. I would like to be able to hide the laptop under the conference room table on the far end corner where it will be used.

This process is time wasting however and can be sometimes unreliable of course. Right now we just have laptops and Dell projectors I setup for users when they have a meeting using a standard VGA/HMDI cable configuration. I've been tasked with setting up a 75-80 inch TV in our main conference room along with a permanent laptop setup to allow users to project to the TV (wirelessly).

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