Watch 2014 Football World Cup In 4K - In Japan!
Those who experienced the 4K broadcasting technology at the CES this year, share a common thought - it blows minds. Japan could soon become the first country in the world to have an official 4K TV broadcasting. According to#-Link-Snipped-#, Japanese Internal Affairs & Communications Department is planning to broadcast the 2014 football world cup in full 4K (aka 3840 x 2160) resolution!
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Japan will use its own communications satellites instead of its standard TV signal broadcasting satellites for the 4K UHD transmission. All we can say is that you should start saving - because both the actual ticket to the matches & 4K TV are going to disturb your budget. We bet 8K UHD transmission isn't faraway. We'll keep you posted.
Japan will use its own communications satellites instead of its standard TV signal broadcasting satellites for the 4K UHD transmission. All we can say is that you should start saving - because both the actual ticket to the matches & 4K TV are going to disturb your budget. We bet 8K UHD transmission isn't faraway. We'll keep you posted.
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