Where the tables get the drinks in for you...
By Jo Best
Published: 20 September 2006 11:15 GMT
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According to Escapism media, the company behind the tables, drinkers who order remotely become more creative, frequently leaving their lager comfort zone for spirits and cocktails.
The union's Rayhan Rafiq Omar told silicon.com the touchscreen ordering will save students having to wrestle with a throng of drinkers to get served. The union is also looking at new ways to earn money from the tables including sponsorship and by opening the system up to advertisers.
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So cool my old uni haunt. could have done with thi...
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I suggested something like this years ago when I w...
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drunk folk cant use computers & in a real pub the ...
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Just who pays f...
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