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Here's why you can't watch Super Bowl 2021 in 4K Ultra HD

Here’s why you can’t watch Super Bowl 2021 in 4K Ultra HD

Posted on February 8, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Fans want to watch the Super Bowl in 4K – but can they?

Good morning and welcome to Super Bowl Sunday! After 256 regular season games and 10 NFL playoff matches it all comes down to Buccaneers vs Chiefs at 6.30pm ET tomorrow. We’ve already explained how to watch the Super Bowl without cable, but you might also be wondering if you can watch the Super Bowl in 4K? Or rather, Tom Brady vs Patrick Mahomes in 4K. The answer might surprise you.
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