Wednesday 30 March 2011

ADI unveil Foxes new big screens

Video screen manufacturer ADI have revealed the new screens that have been installed at the Walkers Stadium in time for Leicester City's next home fixture.

The 250,000-LED displays are designed as completely weatherproof and ultra-bright to be viewable even in direct sunlight. They are thought to be the most advanced video screens, as well as the first of their kind, to be fitted in the UK.

The giant screens - measuring 30 square metres - have been installed temporarily in two diagonally-opposite corners of the Walkers Stadium, ensuring every fan will have a view of the new technology, which will be used for live coverage, action replays and pre-match entertainment.

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