It took long enough, but we’ve finally got video (embedded after the break) of the giant 159 x 72-foot 1080p displays facing each sideline of the new home of the Dallas Cowboys, playing back some highlights of a game vs. the Colts. We’ve seen the specs and the mockups of Mitsubishi’s huge DiamondVision screen, but suddenly things look very different when the camera pans down and one realizes exactly how large these displays are. Once we’ve confirmed the stadium isn’t built by the same guys that put together the team’s practice bubble, we’ll be making plans to head down and catch a game. Eat that, Dolphin Stadium.
[Thanks, Yaggs]
Dallas Cowboys record breaking 1080p display caught on video before the stadium opens originally appeared on Engadget HD on Thu, 07 May 2009 21:39:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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