What'd be excellent is a multilayered, old-school Tiger Toys-style LCD screen on a business card. I think they can do that with e-ink, too? Anyway, you could fit a lot more on at one time and you wouldn't have to scroll. It'd cost more, and you couldn't reprogram it for other messages, but man it'd be so much better than this.

Obviously photoshopped.

I used Sprint before and had a pretty good experience.

Fundamentally flawed! In the Super Mario Bros., the character and camera move independently. And, more importantly the camera cannot move left, and Mario is not allowed to move out of the camera's sight (without the use of pipes and castles).

Now what should have been done is either have all 32 levels in a big loop or have minus world in a big loop. And disallow moving left. Optionally allow Mario to move a little bit to the left, but continue moving the TV apparatus when Mario goes back to the center of the screen and starts moving right again.

I remember when I was a kid I had this gray LCD Etch-a-Sketch. So this isn't the first time the toy went digital. Anyway, the cool thing about it (or the problem, depending) was that you could lift the 'pen' off the 'canvas' and then draw somewhere else. This thing probably has the same feature.