"It will allow you to check to see whether or not a player really was off side", said Eric Siereveld, Director of Retail Transport Venues at Sony. There's a lot that Sony will have to address before the program goes live, such as whether or not it can work on other devices. If the services proves popular enough, there's no reason not to expand it: "It could be used at any stadium around the UK, or even a golf match where it is sometimes hard to see the ball flying through the air."
According to Pocket-lint, a trial is expected to begin shortly.
[Via CNET]
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3-30-2007 @ 8:08AM
Strider said...
Alrite!!!1 nill to the Arsenal!!!
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3-30-2007 @ 11:27AM
Marco Cano Jr said...
Its a shame that they aren't bringing this awesome tech to the states. If anyone from MLB or Sony is listing, put this in Yankee stadium please.
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3-30-2007 @ 11:47AM
Mastershake said...
ok Sony, make this work then bring it to as many venues as possible, and this is something you could keep propreitary and earn on.
"it's like a game that's played in your pocket"
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3-30-2007 @ 4:22PM
Chris Matchett said...
Sneak preview: Number of titles won this season = 0
It'll be a blue flag flying high over Wembley. 4/4 is is still a possibility.
;-P
Realistically this won't be free really and who is going to tear their eyes from the pitch to look a some streaming stats? Half time maybe.
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3-30-2007 @ 8:45PM
Johnny Lasley said...
Fans of the PSP and soccer should be happy to get this. Maybe we can get this for Indianapolis Colts games...you know that other 'football.'
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