Both MasterCard and Hyatt, for example, offer the kinds of experiences featured at IfOnly to help make their offerings a bit stickier for customers.
Grants to residents, for example, offer the most aid to those who lived closest to the site.
X10, for example, offers the Lola Wireless TV-Music System, which lets you navigate through your computer's MP3 files from a remote TV.
Target, for example, offers the Peek, a thin device with a full keyboard, like a BlackBerry, but no phone.
Alpine, a car stereo maker, for example, offers the $400 Alpine iDA-X305S Digital Media Receiver with Pandora Link.
Portal, for example, offers the player a means of opening gateways in the world that manipulate our idea of 3D space.
Neither Zire model, for example, offers the traditional vibrating alarm, which means you'll be the idiot who starts beeping during meetings.
The site, for example, offers the testimony of the 13-year-old boy who in 1993 filed a lawsuit against Mr. Jackson charging that sexual abuse had taken place years earlier.
A story mode and a simple "Fantasy Warfare" option in which similar wrestlers from different eras compete (Andre the Giant vs The Big Show, for example) offer the possibility of prolonged play, but depth is not at a premium here.
