[Nick]

"People enjoy watching the imagery for background at parties and events, or for just relaxing,"

New Service Distributes Artwork for TVs; Cable Deal Near

An new high-definition video content service aims to turn flat-screen TVs into works of art.

The service, called GalleryPlayer, offers thousands of scrolling HD-quality images licensed from
museums and photo collections. National Geographic, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Time-
Life, Workman Publishing and about 40 other institutions are on board as content providers. ...

[email protected] TVWeek.com

Can the sats be far behind?

 

[NurseDave]

That would be nice if they broadcast in true HD. Otherwise it would look a little lame at a party.

 

[Nick]

Rather harsh, don't you think? Especially since you haven't even seen it yet, but
I also consider the possibility that you may not have an appreciation for art.

 

[NurseDave]

Rather harsh, don't you think? Especially since you haven't even seen it yet, but
I also consider the possibility that you may not have an appreciation for art.

Just the opposite. I was a fine art major for 4 years before switching to medicine. So a little pixel here and there would really bug me so I wouldn't enjoy it.