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From The TimesMarch 8, 2008 (http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/rugby/article3508340.ece)
Watch the big match in 3-D and you’ll know how Jonny feels Adam Sherwin, Media Correspondent
How does it really feel to be Jonny Wilkinson sidestepping a pack of marauding forwards? A select group of rugby fans will find out today at the first international sports event to be screened live in 3-D.
The Calcutta Cup, England’s Six Nations Championship clash with Scotland, has been chosen to test a technological breakthrough that could revolutionise the way in which we watch big sporting events.
Live BBC pictures from Murrayfield will be beamed in 3-D high-definition via satellite to an audience watching on a cinema screen in a studio in Hammersmith, West London. Representatives of British sport’s governing bodies will wear high-quality 3-D glasses for an experience that advocates say will be almost as good as being at the game
Wasn't sure where to put this, but felt it had to go somewhere! Sporting future or flash in the pan?
Watch the big match in 3-D and you’ll know how Jonny feels Adam Sherwin, Media Correspondent
How does it really feel to be Jonny Wilkinson sidestepping a pack of marauding forwards? A select group of rugby fans will find out today at the first international sports event to be screened live in 3-D.
The Calcutta Cup, England’s Six Nations Championship clash with Scotland, has been chosen to test a technological breakthrough that could revolutionise the way in which we watch big sporting events.
Live BBC pictures from Murrayfield will be beamed in 3-D high-definition via satellite to an audience watching on a cinema screen in a studio in Hammersmith, West London. Representatives of British sport’s governing bodies will wear high-quality 3-D glasses for an experience that advocates say will be almost as good as being at the game
Wasn't sure where to put this, but felt it had to go somewhere! Sporting future or flash in the pan?
