World Cup comes two years too early for Samsung, LG UHD TVs


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 14 May 2014

SEOUL/TOKYO: Football fans who have splashed out on top-of-the-range ultra-high definition (UHD) TVs in time for the FIFA World Cup next month may not get to watch any matches in the new format. 

Only three matches will be filmed in UHD, which boasts resolution four times higher than the full HD standard. That is because even in Japan, where the format was invented, few broadcasters have the ability to transmit the large amount of data required for UHD over conventional broadcast satellites. 

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