MCE Turns Your Flat Panel Screen Into a Work Of Art

[James Fee]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://www.mediacenterpcworld.com/news/152' target='_blank'>http://www.mediacenterpcworld.com/news/152</a><br /><br /></div><i>"GalleryPlayer is a groundbreaking new service that allows consumers to view never-before-available museum quality art and photography right in their home, including content from Life Magazine, National Geographic, Corbis, The Andy Warhol Foundation, George Eastman House, Eaglemont Press, and others, in extremely high-definition on any display via Windows XPMCE. GalleryPlayer transforms any display into a digital canvas for museum-quality art and photography, giving everyone the chance to experience truly incredible content that has never before been available to a mass consumer market."</i><br /><br /> <img src="http://www.digitalmediathoughts.com/images/IE001270-R-16x9.jpg" /> <br /><br />All for less than $10 a month, you can have artwork displayed on your Windows MCE display. Take a look at <a href="http://www.galleryplayer.com/singleimages.aspx">some of the artwork and photos</a> available.

[treo007]

Great idea!

[Fitch]

I saw this at a hotel in St. Louis. Probably worth $10/month for the cool factor in their lobby. (I'm pretty sure it wasn't a WMPC, but those pictures look very familiar)

[klinux]

Not to poo poo this idea (it is good for commerical users) but $120 a year gets me an annual membership for two to a world-class art musuem.

for example, I recently saw Renoir's famous Luncheon of the Boating Party in person. And it is nothing like those ubiquitous dorm room poster or as shown in the art coffee books.

Plus you get to go out of the house.

I guess this is a good choice if you can't afford the real thing. :lol: (Running and ducking.)

[James Fee]

I guess this is a good choice if you can't afford the real thing. :lol: (Running and ducking.)Or live in the sticks...

[treo007]

Not to poo poo this idea (it is good for commerical users) but $120 a year gets me an annual membership for two to a world-class art musuem.

for example, I recently saw Renoir's famous Luncheon of the Boating Party in person. And it is nothing like those ubiquitous dorm room poster or as shown in the art coffee books.

Plus you get to go out of the house.

I guess this is a good choice if you can't afford the real thing. :lol: (Running and ducking.)

Really though, I'd rather purchase some of the works individually. Looks like they're only $2 a piece.