Surfing From the Comfort Of A Toilet
Posted: 02nd May, 2003 By: MarkJ
Generally speaking, surfing the Internet is the last thing on the mind of those doing their business in a toilet, yet Microsoft has chosen to think otherwise:
From this summer, festivalgoers could be able to surf the internet and email their friends from the comfort of public toilets.
MSN is planning to create the world's first internet loo, iLoo, which it said will allow "instant logging on" anytime and any place.
The company is in the process of building a portable iLoo, which could make its first appearance at Glastonbury in June.You'll be able to sit down, undock a wireless keyboard and access the internet from a screen located directly in front of you.
I personally wouldn't want to type on a keyboard that had been used by the person in front and at a time when toilet roll is running out. More @ Web-User.
From this summer, festivalgoers could be able to surf the internet and email their friends from the comfort of public toilets.
MSN is planning to create the world's first internet loo, iLoo, which it said will allow "instant logging on" anytime and any place.
The company is in the process of building a portable iLoo, which could make its first appearance at Glastonbury in June.You'll be able to sit down, undock a wireless keyboard and access the internet from a screen located directly in front of you.
I personally wouldn't want to type on a keyboard that had been used by the person in front and at a time when toilet roll is running out. More @ Web-User.
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