When Mr O'Rourke recently demonstrated some of Microsoft's efforts in seamlessness at an event in Silicon Valley, at one point the Windows system that was projected on to the big screen displayed a message that it had malfunctioned and was shutting down.
Not surprisingly, much attention has been paid to the bigger objects: the big dramas, painted on big canvases, perhaps with big stars from the big screen, displayed in the bigger venues.
At the end of my afternoon at Hyperloop Tech, Giegel and I stare at a big screen displaying a grand image of a Hyperloop system integrated with a container port, the tubes moving underneath and alongside a ship's berth.
And before he took the stage, big screens displayed work by two mischievous African-American painters, Michael Ray Charles and Kehinde Wiley.
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In one, for instance, the screen displayed a big circle for each team, and we worked furiously together, hoping our team would "fill in" the circle first.
His major is international relations -- the Chinese equivalent of political science -- and his screen displayed the biggest political show in the world: the red-and-blue electoral jigsaw of the United States, with every state written in Chinese characters.
There, she shoots a male patron of a sports bar called Cheetahs, which supplies scantily clad dancers alongside its big-screen displays of football.
Hundreds of investors watch the big-screen display of prices; their eyes fixed on their stocks, their ears fixed to their mobile phones.Like many locals, Nguyen Kim Dinh and his wife now visit their stockbrokers every day.
His portrayal of Michael, an executive at an MTV-like network, was the first big-screen display of the ambivalent Stiller persona: when his love interest, Lelaina (Winona Ryder), tells him that she plans to make a documentary about a generation without an identity, Michael says, "Wow, that's... that's... that sounds great.
At CES, Tzero and Audiovox plan to introduce a UWB media adapter, to be marketed under Audiovox's Terk brand name, that can connect PCs, set-top boxes, HD DVD players and DVRs, and big-screen displays without the usual tangle of cables.
