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VIDEO: We go First Person with Susijengi

August 30, 2014


We promised you first person videos with the Epson Moverio Smart Glasses at the FIBA World Cup and here you go. First up it’s Susijengi taking over Bilbao earlier today ahead of their first every match at the FIBA World Cup against the USA. We’ll take another when the fans fill the arena later tonight.

Remember, you can watch every game from the 2014 FIBA World Cup of Basketball live for just €6.99.
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