Samsung Placed its Giant Screen Covering 6,500 Square Meters in SoFi Stadium

 South Korean tech giant Samsung has installed its largest LED screen to date in the SoFi Stadium in the USA. The screen covers a total area of ​​6,503 square meters.

Continuing to push the boundaries in LED technologies, Samsung came out with a giant screen this time. The South Korea-based technology giant placed its oval structure and 4K resolution streaming screen at the SoFi Stadium in the United States.

With the installation of the giant screen in the stadium, the stadium has earned the title of being the world's first stadium to feature 4K end-to-end video production. The screen that Hollywood Park's Official Mobile, TV and Display partner Samsung installed in the stadium covers a total area of ​​6,503 square meters.

The highest panel is 13 meters:

The giant structure, which has screens on both sides, benefits from all of Samsung's LED technologies for outdoor use. The giant screen, which adds a distinct atmosphere to the SoFi Stadium, has a height of about 13 meters, while the lowest panel has a height of 6 meters.

The screen, the world's largest LED content playback system deployed to date, hosts almost 80 million pixels, each spaced 8 millimeters from each other's center. The screen also houses 260 independent speakers connected by a total of 11 kilometers of cable.

Samsung's eye-catching giant screen has been one of the most impressive technologies we've seen so far. The technology giant's LED screen technology will be put into use in different parts of Hollywood Park, as well as the SoFi Stadium, outside the stadium. Samsung Members members visiting Hollywood Park will be able to take advantage of discounts and deals within the stadium.