That is, not until the Vyvx ChoiceSeat Venue Display Unit. With Vyvx ChoiceSeat Venue Display Unit, there is the capability for surfing for multiple bits of information about the game, including checking multiple alternative views of a replay, and then checking out the statistics of all of the different players in the game. And, yes, you can watch the TV transmission of the game you went to Stadium to see in person, as well as be able to switch to ESPN, to the Jumbotron screen, and to any other channels that may be offered on the system. Some folks would say why watch the game on that TV unit when you can just look up and watch the game on the field of play itself. The Vyvx unit, and any others that may be developed, could add to the sports-watching experience, whether it be at home or at the scene of the sporting event.
People bring radios and mini-TVs to sporting events.
Stadiums have been adding television sets, in addition to the huge Jumbotron that everyone can look up to see. If you don't want to use it, you can always move it aside. However, I would bet that you would glance over to the unit's screen to watch a replay on it. The Vyvx ChoiceSeat Venue Display Units will be all over the place in Stadiums and Sports Arenas everywhere. The Vyvx ChoiceSeat Venue Display Unit hardware was designed by Doctor Design Inc. , a computer engineering firm in San Diego, California, for Vyvx Inc. , which is based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.