Infographic: How we’ve watched FIFA World Cup since the first final
Posted By: Bharat BhushanSharma | Jun 3 2010
As the world gears up to watch the FIFA World Cup in glories of high definition, residents in the US will have the opportunity to watch the World Cup in 3D courtesy ESPN. Now, with Japan assuring FIFA World Cup 2022 to be broadcasted in 3D with in-field holographic projections of the matches (if they win the hosting bid), it was just fitting to see how the technology has transformed the way we have watched the game of football since the first World Cup finals in 1930. Read on to check out the infographic to display the same.
[Thanks, Nicholas Barber]
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