world's largest video screen
Arena Corinthians in Sao Paulo, Brazil is a big building. Nearing
completion at the time of this writing, it seats nearly 50,000 and will
be the 11th-largest stadium in Brazil, when it plays host to several
FIFA World Cup football matches in 2014. It’s a sharp, modern structure,
but its facade is what landed it on this list—the entire front of the
building is one giant video screen.
The screen will be capable of displaying images, video, and scoreboard information that will be visible to anyone even glancing in the stadium’s general direction. At 20 meters (65 ft) high and an astonishing 170 meters (560 ft) long, the screen is comprised of 34,000 LEDs and is easily the biggest video screen in the world.
To put that in perspective: Americans’ jaws dropped when the gigantic video monitors of Cowboys Stadium were unveiled to the world in 2009. But the Cowboys’ monitors fail to place
in the top five largest video monitors in the world, and they’re not
even one-third of the length of the gargantuan Arena Corinthians facade.
The screen will be capable of displaying images, video, and scoreboard information that will be visible to anyone even glancing in the stadium’s general direction. At 20 meters (65 ft) high and an astonishing 170 meters (560 ft) long, the screen is comprised of 34,000 LEDs and is easily the biggest video screen in the world.
To put that in perspective: Americans’ jaws dropped when the gigantic video monitors of Cowboys Stadium were unveiled to the world in 2009. But the Cowboys’ monitors fail to place
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