Mitsubishi unveils latest Diamond Vision LED HD screens at Nakayama Racecourse

by Richard Lawler Aug 31st 2009 @ 11:38PM

Just in time to remind us that immense LED HDTV screens aren't only in Texas, Mitsubishi has announced it's installation of (the likely less-problematic) Turf Vision 1 & 2 at Nakayama Racecourse. At around 4,000 square feet, the larger Turf Vision 1 isn't quite as daunting as the pair of screens hung at Cowboy Stadium or as long as previous world beater still residing at Tokyo Racecourse, but as you can see from the pictures, what other screen would be right to view footage beamed from that track to this one? These screens go live September 12,we'll save a few betting slips for you.
Turf Vision 2:

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Tags: diamond vision, DiamondVision, hd scoreboard, HdScoreboard, horse racing, HorseRacing, japan, mitsubishi, mitsuibishi, nakayama racecourse, NakayamaRacecourse, scoreboard, sports

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sandfarmer @ Sep 1st 2009 6:11AM

So if the Horses hit the screen do they get a "do over" too?

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