A wireless touchscreen monitor.

One problem is the amount of data to paint the pixels could overwhelm the wireless making the screen very slow and not responsive most of the time.

wireless data connections can have very fast data throughput- wireless N routers can handle up to 300Mbps for a local transfer, certainly fast enough to paint an HD picture on a screen in real time, as far I know. Consider Onlive. Onlive allowed you to game from a distant server over a WAN connection, and that generally required at least 15Mbps. Doing it in the same house definitely shouldn't be too much strain if you're using the appropriate wireless signal.

don´t forget you have to deal with transmission of Picture in one way and Input in the other with minimal lag...

I don´t get the point of your demand do you want to take the computing power of your pc around the house or do you wan´t to access its data wirelessly?

in both cases the singnls have to be processed resulting in a PC/tablett/ converted laptop that you take with you.

The point is minimal disruption to whatever project is at hand, and, yes pick up and continue work being done on the desktop computer around the house. The point of the project however, is to do exactly that without compromising. A true tablet or laptop will interrupt the flow of work and mean you have to re-open programs and windows. I simply am hoping for portable control of my desktop, with minimal input lag, which makes a monitor+receiver "shell" a much more attractive option. There is no need for it to be an independent system, and in fact for it to be would disrupt the nature of the idea.

How about http://www.wikihow.com/Use-Remote-Desktop-in-Windows-7

As I said in my last post I'm not interested in laggy remote solutions.

So my first statement stands. End of story! You need to read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frame_rate to understand why 300Mbits /seconds fails to deliver. 30FPS* 24bits for color* 1024 * 768 = 566Mbits/sec needed.
Clem

Onlive. Netflix, Plex, Chromecast, all of these services are impossible by your logic. This is an existing and simple tech, being applied slightly differently. The Wii U tablet is EXACTLY this tech and almost certainly could be modded in some way to do what I'm looking for.

Intelligent compression!

A Wireless Touchscreen Monitor would be interesting

Can't accept that there's not a way, sorry!

That is exactly the spirit that made good inventors Now get to your workspace and find the solution!

I mocked something up overnight (well I started when you first posted your idea):

Presenting the MAYER MAKES JaS (Just-a-Screen)

SIDEVIEW:

Portable MODE:

It´s simply a converted laptop on an adjustible screen mount. if you want to go somewhere els take it with you

use wireless keyboard or mouse..this one hasn´t got any touchscreen capabilities YET.

You are restricted to the power of a laptop but but this one has now much better cooling than before and can be overclocked (its made from a butt ugly (high polisch) toshiba satelite....)

That is exactly the spirit that made good inventors Now get to your workspace and find the solution!

I mocked something up overnight (well I started when you first posted your idea):

Presenting the MAYER MAKES JaS (Just-a-Screen)

SIDEVIEW:

Portable MODE:

It´s simply a converted laptop on an adjustible screen mount. if you want to go somewhere els take it with you

use wireless keyboard or mouse..this one hasn´t got any touchscreen capabilities YET.

You are restricted to the power of a laptop but but this one has now much better cooling than before and can be overclocked (its made from a butt ugly (high polisch) toshiba satelite....)

Neat! Cool take on the concept. Were you thinking of taking this further, or just leaving as is?

i´ve just done it as a proof of concept...right now I´m using it as a simple solution to display videos at fairs and conventions and at home i´m using it as a internet kiosk system( it runs currently on PORTEUS  ->> porteus.org)

Wireless touch screen module I want to use for programming raspberry.

Is this available in market now ?