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* Similarly, Times Square in New York City is replete with a plethora of giant screens.
* [[wikipedia:File:Picadilly circus in london.jpg|Piccadilly Circus]] in London has multiple neon and video signs covering an entire street.
* The [https://web.archive.org/web/20131027005122/http://www.mahoningdrivein.net/ Mahoning Drive-In Theatre] has a 120 ft wide screen. This is just a tad smaller than a 2000" HDTV screen, which would be 44.3 m (145.3 ft) wide by 24.9 m (81.7 ft) tall, or about twice as wide and tall as an IMAX screen.
* They are building the [http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/charlotte-motor-speedway-to-get-worlds-largest-hd-video-board-2010-09-24/ world's largest HD video board] ([[Up to Eleven|EVEN BIGGER THAN THE SCREEN AT THE DALLAS COWBOYS STADIUM]]) at Charlotte Motor Speedway. They say it will be finished in May 2011.
** At 200 by 80 feet, it will be a 2584" TV.
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