Nereus
 
Yeah, without actually knowing what the idea is, nobody here is going to be able to comment on whether it's a good idea, a bad idea, whether it's even feasible, or whether we'd just ask you to lay off the crack pipe for a while lol. You could try the suggestions form to get someone to contact you, or better yet, email one of the guys listed on this page - probably Joe Darwin would be a good start.
 
Good luck with whatever it is!   ..or lay off the crack pipe you hippie.
 
Wonder what it is. Non-conductive spray-on waterproofing? (first thing I could think of ..which might be a good idea actually, lol)...
 
 
 
 
 
 

charlesshaughnessy
They probably already have enough stuff in their pipeline for the time being

Nereus
 
LOL dude chill, you emailed Joe only yesterday, maybe he's on holiday? Maybe 1,000 other people are also emailing him ideas? Then again, I emailed Jacob months ago and never got a reply.
 
 

Nereus
 
If you're talking about a small USB screen that can display whatever you want on it (anything you can get from monitoring software such as AIDA64 such as temps, fan rpm, CPU util., core temps, also gaming profiles from other software etc.) it's already available. Even AIDA64 supports about 30 different LCD screens, including some Samsung electronic picture frames. People have been mounting them inside cases or on front (see images below for examples) - pretty neat - I just received one myself. Takes a lot of time to set up the way you want though.
 
 
 

 
you can put almost anything on it:
 

Mrquick92

MSim
Another product that makes generic LCD screen on a keyboard obsolete technology. If generic screens on a keyboard were in demand, we would see all the top keyboard mfg releasing products with it, but we don't.

Some examples of keyboards with LCD screens were the Saitek Mad Catz STRIKE7, Razer DeathStalker Ultimate, Logitech G19 and G510. Manufacturers tried it but the demand wasn't there to keep them in production. 

Nereus
 
OH sweet, just found out how to use AIDA64 remote sensor - I have an old HTC Thunderbolt phone from years ago, switched it on and signed it into my wireless router, activated remote sensor in AIDA64 Extreme and followed instructions, and check the picture out below - this is just a sample layout I downloaded from their site, but you can set it up however you like. This is awesome. It's just a browser window, so you can use your cellphone, a tablet, another computer, whatever you want as long as you can log into your local wireless home network. I had to change settings in the phone so it never went to sleep that's all.