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Hi All, I am looking at some computers desks that have an integrated TFT screen that can be lowered into the desk. I am looking at installing 8 desks. These would be two rows of 4 that would be back to back, with only one end connecting to the wall. Hopefully this makes sense but if not imagine the left hand side of this window is the wall and each - is a desk then the layout would be as follows: ---- ---- My only concern is the cabling of these machines. From what I have heard the mains and network cables would daisy chain through the desks. The only alternative to this would be to install several mains and network outlets on the wall and use long leads to plug the computers in. Does anyone have any experience, or pictures, to show what they have done? Thanks

Hi Guys, Thanks for the feedback, however I am still not entirely convinced. I have a flyer from another manufacturer which states their projector has a 3 year warranty including lamp. Upon purchasing it there was a bit of paper in the box that mentioned some hoops to jump through to get this warranty. The AV Interactive website does mention a 5 year warranty, but they are not Casio The casio pdf states a 3 year warranty, or 6,000 hours. Please link me to a casio document Cheers

Hello to everyone singing the praises of this projector. I am a little more cynical and more of a realist. I have so far found no concrete evidence that states the warranty of this projector Yes the lamp life is estimated as up to 20,000 hours, but what happens 3 years down the line when it overheats as a fan has stopped, or the power does not start? Having 10,000 hours life left in my lamp is not going to help. Unless we begin a carbon trading scheme with lamp life hours. People have earlier in the forum bandied about a 5 year warranty, but I cannot find anything on Casio's website. I have found the following spec sheet, but again it does not mention warranty. CANNOT POST URL AS FIRST TIME POST Go to Casio's website click on products then projectors Please feel free to prove me wrong and point me in the direction of fact. Cheers