Colin McDonald
November 28th, 2011, 11:37 AM
(but you would need to be quick)
I suspect it is more intuitive than an iPhone for most men.
BBC News - Toilet technology targets boredom in the men's urinals (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-15923434)
Clock the name of the game demonstrated "On the Piste"
A UK design team has devised a urinal-mounted games console, which it hopes will relieve men of boredom across the country.
Mounted above the traditional ceramic bowl, its infra-red censors turn nature's call into an opportunity to play games.
A bar in south London is the first to purchase and install the product.
The BBC's Marc Cieslak went to the bar to put the equipment to the test.
Apologies for lowering the tone of this website (not for the first time, alas).
I suspect it is more intuitive than an iPhone for most men.
BBC News - Toilet technology targets boredom in the men's urinals (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-15923434)
Clock the name of the game demonstrated "On the Piste"
A UK design team has devised a urinal-mounted games console, which it hopes will relieve men of boredom across the country.
Mounted above the traditional ceramic bowl, its infra-red censors turn nature's call into an opportunity to play games.
A bar in south London is the first to purchase and install the product.
The BBC's Marc Cieslak went to the bar to put the equipment to the test.
Apologies for lowering the tone of this website (not for the first time, alas).