TFM found this video pointed out by the Emerging Digital Museum blog , who make a couple of excellent points about the technology involved:
The Hard Rock Hotel has created “The Great Wall of Las Vegas.” This is the mother of all touch screen video walls — 72 square feet. Step right up and explore every digital artifact (photos and videos) in the Hard Rock collection:
This could solve conundrums faced by a lot of museums — how do you provide access to the collection, without building a facility the size of the Las Vegas Convention Center (roughly 3 Malls of America, with the New Orleans Superdome for “backstage”)? And how do you present media-based artifacts — film, video, audio? Something like this provides an elegant solution that will appeal to “digital natives” who have never known a world without Google, Grand Theft Auto and Facebook.
