Drawn to the Screen, Big and Small
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One might imagine, similarly, that teenage moviegoers would see less television than their more movie-averse peers.  But that is not so, according to data from IMMI.
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These days there are many high-minded options for viewers like you.
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The first game based on 'CSI Miami' comes to the small screen as TV season begins.
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Want tiny? Here's an eyepiece TV. Want big? There's a wall-size display. All video devices great and small hit the floor at CEATEC.
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Digital images that are billions of pixels in size are now becoming commonplace.
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The film looks like a children's sci-fi film.
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Filmmakers who who make tiny movies now have a festival. An independent studio is collecting entries of films made for the small screen -- the cell phone. By Daniel Terdiman.
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Take a close look, and you might like what you see.
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Small-budget films may have just started to get momentum overseas but they are doing pretty well in the country.
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Video-on-demand has been undergoing an interminable maturation process.
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By BENJAMIN J. ROMANO, THE SEATTLE TIMES  It's getting harder to tell the difference between a television and a computer.  You might have read something like that in the mid-1990s, but never before have both platforms shared so many capabilities.
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Toshiba's new projector brings home theater to tiny living rooms. In Gear Factor.
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Times Square soars with glittering buildings that pulse and wink with outsized video screens. MTVÂs new high-definition screen raises the ante.
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A medium breaks the bonds of time and expectation to find its inner razzle-dazzle.
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By J.D. Biersdorfer  [Q.] Instead of using a movie screen with my high-definition video projector, I want to put an even bigger image right on the wall.
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Disney's Pirates hits the screen in a major way.
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Technology that acquires films instantaneously gives theater operators unprecedented flexibility in selecting what they screen. Now, a box-office bomb can be ditched for an old favorite. By the Associated Press.