Better things may await this title, if it holds its screens.
It has said its screens can distinguish between the touch of a finger and the pressure of a pen or similar pointing device.
Sky Sports, which fills its screens with it for a whole summer Saturday afternoon each year, tries to compensate in a number of ways.
It plans to add its screens, which display silent ads to elevator riders, to 4,000 more elevators in the next 20 months.
It reverted to Corning for its screens, with Phil Schiller talking of their "ion-strengthened" qualities.
Nominations should help push it a fair way beyond the £1m it has so far accrued, just as long as it can hold on to its screens until those announcements occur.
AMC, a theater chain based in Kansas City that recently opened a 25-screen theater near Times Square, announced recently that it would close 20percentt of its screens across the country.
So IMAX is hedging its bets: it plans to sell smaller versions of its screens for the homes of rich Chinese film buffs; and it is working on some sort of home-cinema technology (it won't say what) for the American market.
Unable to raise MH17, Dnipropetrovsk asked the next air traffic control centre along the route, at Rostov, if it could see the plane on its screens.
Come Monday, the half-hour show, whose executives worried that it had become too stodgy with its screens of stock quotes, will begin to introduce a major redesign, the second of PBS's weekday news programs to get a facelift in recent weeks.
StereoGraphics claims that because it doesn't use a barrier, its screens present the brightest 3-D images.
