How many touch screens do you have and where?

[N49atv]

I'm going to be ordering my mounts right away. And started thinking about how many I really need, not what I think would be convenient, or cool. So how many touch screens do you have and where?

 

[drozwood90]

I have 5 touchscreens, and two phones.
1 is in the kitchen next to the fridge.  The rest are in my basement waiting for me to install them :-(
 
Plans to have them by exit doors for seeing who is at the various doors (cameras), as well as tell the house we are leaving.  Others sprinkled about the house near light switches in rooms for accessing the zoned audio, or viewing status of things like weather/cameras/lock-down status (doors/windows/locks/etc.).
 
--Dan

 

[Desert_AIP]

3 wall mounted touchscreens; one centrally located on the main floor, one centrally loacted on the second floor and one in the master. 
I have plans for a fourth in the media room.
I also have several iPod touches and two iPads.
 
I have standard consoles by each entry point, in the equipment room and in the outbuildings.

 

[tadr]

I'm going to be ordering my mounts right away. And started thinking about how many I really need, not what I think would be convenient, or cool. So how many touch screens do you have and where?

What mount and touch screen are you using?
 
I was planning to use wall-mounted nexus 7's but I may be reconsidering

 

[electron]

I currently rely on in-wall PC based touch screens, but after seeing the LaunchPort, I think I am going to go that way.
 

 
Just in case you didn't know, I compiled a huge list of iPad mounts (unfortunately, impossible to do for Android, due to the many form factors).

 

[N49atv]

I'm digging the trufig. $99, nice flush mount. But doesn't rotate.

I was thinking id like one at each door, one in kitchen, living room, master, and basement. But that puts 4 really close together on main floor.

 

[N49atv]

I'm diggin the trufig iPad mini inwall mounts. Not sure I wanna go mini though.