Panel PC Recommendations?

This might be a little off-topic, since I'm asking for hardware
recommendations. I apologize if this annoys anybody.

I'm looking for an attractive, inexpensive, Linux-friendly wall-mount
touchscreen panel PC with a 10/100 Ethernet (or 802.11 wireless)
interface.  It only needs enough CPU horsepower, RAM, and storage to
run an X server, because it's just acting as a remote interface to
another PC on the network.  The touchscreen should be color, and the
size should be between 6" and 10" diagonal, with a resolution of at
least 320x240 (640x480 would be better).  Fanless would be best.  And
as mentioned, it must be attractive!  A nice aluminum or stainless
steel bezel would be excellent, though a well-done plastic bezel would
be OK.  Preferrably, all the connections (power and network) would be
in the back, so that the cables can run through the wall with no cords
showing.  It should either be very thin, or else be able to be
recessed into the wall.  A power-saving mode with very rapid wake-up
would be a nice bonus.

Price, unfortunately, is a factor.  I've seen several such panels in
the $1400+ range, but it seems to me that the technology ought to be
cheap enough now to get something for under $1k, but maybe it's a
matter of low manufacturing volumes because of low demand that leads
to higher prices.  If I must spend more, I will, but I'd still like to
know which panels have rock-solid Linux support.  I'm happy to run any
flavor/distribution of Linux, or even other unix-like systems, and
while I've never worked with an embedded Linux distribution, I've had
lots of experience with full-scale distros, know how to compile my own
kernel, etc.  I could probably even roll my own mini-distro if I had
to.  (I would rather NOT use some quirky, semi-proprietary variant of
Linux supported only by the hardware vendor -- something widely used
and community-supported would be best.)

TIA for any advice!