
The 1,000-ton screen bringing Super Bowl LVI to the lucky fans inside the stadium
CNN
A big game requires a big screen, and the one at SoFi Stadium certainly fits the bill.
Suspended 122 feet above the field, the 120-yard long, oval-shaped Infinity Screen by Samsung is the largest videoboard in the history of sports, according to the Korean electronics giant. But while it's been in place since mid-2020, it won't have had a showcase quite like the Super Bowl before.
The screen is a key feature inside SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, a massive, reportedly $5 billion facility shared by two NFL teams -- one of which happens to be playing in this weekend's big game.

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