Now here's a smart move: Remove the filtering/authentication/kitchen sink from the access points (keeping only the RF/PHY/MAC layer handling there) and move it to a central location, (theoretically) saving on hardware costs. Call it a "wireless switch" (another triumph of marketing over meaningful naming, of course), and sell it for a small fortune.
Better still, sell your company to Cisco.
Players on this field are Trapeze, Extreme (the guys who sell bright purple switches), Symbol and our old pal Nortel.
Who needs LCDs anyway?
Feel like splurging on a new monitor? Well, these guys have the ultimate single monitor setup:
Not sure these are Mac-compatible, but that's kinda secondary when you start thinking of using entire rooms as display devices.