Best way for glass cockpit screens?

Not for a while will I be able to get a pit started properly, so for now I need to work on getting something done with the space I have, and that is limited.
For sake of space and the ability to actually have some gauges that I can see (for some reason I can hardly see the G1000 on FSX because of the size) I was thinking about getting a few small LCD screens to put around my larger 19" screen.
The space I have isnt too big, but something could still get done I am sure. For underneath my monitor I was first thinking of building a frame and putting some glass cockpit type things on it there. The height from the desk to the bottom of the screen (frame) is less than 7cm, and to the bottom of the pixels it is roughly 10cm.
What would be better? To have the gauges quite this small and under the screen, or perhaps build a frame which would sit on the edge of the table close to the keyboard so that I can have them larger... if I did the latter they could easily be 21cm high before they block my vision to the monitor.
I do have a digital picture frame downstairs (USB) but I cannot find a way to make it act as a different monitor, I cant even find a brand or model number for it.
What are some good value brands for small monitors? Which sort of set up do you think would be better?
Cheers
edit: also how could they be linked to my graphics card? I have one free DVI output (with VGA adapter on it) and an S-video... what would be a good solution for perhaps having 2 screens? Is there a sort of splitter that isnt too expensive?
For sake of space and the ability to actually have some gauges that I can see (for some reason I can hardly see the G1000 on FSX because of the size) I was thinking about getting a few small LCD screens to put around my larger 19" screen.
The space I have isnt too big, but something could still get done I am sure. For underneath my monitor I was first thinking of building a frame and putting some glass cockpit type things on it there. The height from the desk to the bottom of the screen (frame) is less than 7cm, and to the bottom of the pixels it is roughly 10cm.
What would be better? To have the gauges quite this small and under the screen, or perhaps build a frame which would sit on the edge of the table close to the keyboard so that I can have them larger... if I did the latter they could easily be 21cm high before they block my vision to the monitor.
I do have a digital picture frame downstairs (USB) but I cannot find a way to make it act as a different monitor, I cant even find a brand or model number for it.
What are some good value brands for small monitors? Which sort of set up do you think would be better?
Cheers
edit: also how could they be linked to my graphics card? I have one free DVI output (with VGA adapter on it) and an S-video... what would be a good solution for perhaps having 2 screens? Is there a sort of splitter that isnt too expensive?