After the Sept. 11 terrorist attack, some viewers were left with blank or fuzzy screens, and broadcasters were scrambling for a new home.
I don't remember the game itself, either because I was sent to bed or the action was obscure to young eyes, on a small, fuzzy screen.
The service is in private beta, but the overview video here (where I grabbed some fuzzy screen shots) shows how it will work.
We expect at least part of the new design and functionality to be released later this week, and have obtained rather fuzzy screen shots of how it might look.
Amazon has been building LCD tablets – called Kindle Fires – for a mere 24 months and they've far surpassed the first clunky Fire with its BlackBerry Playbook-styling and fuzzy screen.
Barely a generation ago, people in many parts of the APAC region were happy enough to get just a couple of channels on a little TV with a fuzzy screen.
Since then, its Pavlovian, pre-episode fuzzy-screen ident has become a reassuring mark of quality.
The family plan to watch the World Cup at home on a fuzzy television screen.
A fuzzy television screen, flanked by family photos and a miniature American flag, is broadcasting a Khmer Rouge trial.
First came movies on a fuzzy overhead screen, then laptops on tray tables, then portable DVD players, and, most recently, personal video players like the iPod.
