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[Photo News] Samsung lights up Atlanta Hawks' home arena

By Sohn Ji-young

Published : Oct. 28, 2018 - 10:38

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LIGHTING UP ARENA -- The State Farm Arena, home to the US NBA team Atlanta Hawks, is now equipped with new videoboards, featuring 12,000 square feet of Samsung Smart LED signage. The main, center-hung video board is not only the NBA’s first 360-degree, continuous video screen, but also the first arena bowl to feature HD-quality, 6 mm LED video display technology, Samsung said Sunday. (Samsung Electronics) LIGHTING UP ARENA -- The State Farm Arena, home to the US NBA team Atlanta Hawks, is now equipped with new videoboards, featuring 12,000 square feet of Samsung Smart LED signage. The main, center-hung video board is not only the NBA’s first 360-degree, continuous video screen, but also the first arena bowl to feature HD-quality, 6 mm LED video display technology, Samsung said Sunday. (Samsung Electronics)




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