Oddball question: really small terminals

On Sun, Oct 25, 2015 at 4:10 PM, Cindy Croxton <sales at elecplus.com> wrote: 5" might be a bit small even for me! The 9" version looks pretty close to that kind of thing I have in mind except: 1. The 9" unit is just the display; the terminal logic itself is another box, just as big. 2. It's a 4700 series system, which AFAIK uses its own strange protocols; it's not 3270 or VT100 compatible or ANSI serial. But on the right lines... thanks! Small computers running DOS aren't what I had in mind, neither are single line displays :-) This is along the right lines, although it's a TCP/IP network device without serial or 3270 ports for direct connection, and it doesn't have a screen: http://www.axel.com/uk/id_M75.html The 3488 was the IBM 'terminal in a pizza box I was thinking of: http://store.flagshiptech.com/ibm-infowindow-ii-3488-v-twinax-terminal-base… But's it's Twinax; can anyone remember the number of the coax 3270 equivalent?? My *ideal* device would be something like a 10" or 12" LCD panel with terminal logic built-in: power connector, 3270 or serial port, and a PS/2 or USB keyboard port. A terminal you can hang on the wall. Cable it up, hang it on the wall, away you go... if I can find something along those lines I'll take a dozen :) Thanks Mike http://www.corestore.org 'No greater love hath a man than he lay down his life for his brother. Not for millions, not for glory, not for fame. For one person, in the dark, where no one will ever know or see.'