blog.wired.com - 3/25/2009
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Anyone walking into the new 1.3-billion stadium for the New York Yankees this Spring is bound to be amazed by the size of the center field LED scoreboard, and the first pics of the screen are now out.
Taken by a local CBS affiliate in New York, the pics show early tests of the ...
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Check Out The New Yankee Stadium’s Giant Screen - There’s No Such Thing As Too Big
OhGizmo! —
... LED display. It’s composed of 8,601,600 LEDs and besides being HD it can also display up to 4 video feeds at one time, and do picture-in-picture.
Unfortunately some fans are worried that the new screen might actually be too big, and that it could become a distraction or overshadow what’s happening on the field, but apparently they’ve never sat through an entire baseball game before. As far as I’m concerned, the more distractions, the better.
[ Wired Gadget Lab - Monster Screen in New Yankee Stadium Looks Great, But Won't Show Crucial ...
High Tech: Yankee Stadium
GEARFUSE —
... will show fans replays, home runs and a whole lot of advertisements. It has features like picture-in-picture and can show four different video sources at a time. Additionally, the new Yankee Stadium will feature a stadium-wide LED ribbon created by Daktroniks. It will display game info and light up like a wild rock concert when need be. And did I mention the 550 Sony BRAVIAs scattered around? It’s going to be a good year for baseball fans in New York . 2009_01_yankcolorjpg Link
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