Not surprisingly, given football fans' well-known love of television, there were also a huge number of screens on hand.
A screening of "Cool Hand Luke" (1967), part of a film festival co-sponsored by HBO, will be shown on Monday at dusk.
With an array of smaller screens on hand – the average home has more than three types of internet device – not everyone sitting on the sofa will be sharing the same viewing experience.
As part of the Philharmonic's Tuning Up preconcert series, ticketholders can attend a screening of "Two Hands," a 17-minute documentary about Mr. Fleisher's struggle.
Shortly before the runway portion of the show started, a girl (seemingly a model) ran across screen to hand bottles of water out to those in the static presentation.
In addition to on-screen television guides, Gemstar also operates a patented system for publishing and reading electronic books, creating a potential rationale for a deal if reading books on the screen of a hand-held appliance ever becomes popular.
The DPHE, assisted by UNICEF, carried out the screening of arsenic contaminated hand-operated tube wells from 2000 to 2006 in the country as the topmost coping measure to eliminate arsenic from Bangladesh's drinking water.
In the morning, a user can log in and get a current snapshot of her finances on one computer screen, or even on the screen of a hand-held device like a Palm Pilot or a wireless phone.
A cleverly designed replacement for a standard Palm stylus, this little gizmo shines a bright light onto the screen of your hand-held, often eliminating the need to use the standard backlight.
That allows a resolution acceptable on the screen of a hand-held device or in a small window on a computer monitor -- though hardly comparable with the resolution of 2 or 3 million pixels from C.C.D. cameras, which are fast approaching the clarity of 35-milimeter photographic film.
