It seems that technology is the order of the day, with many
publications, news stories and social media being geared towards gaming,
albeit, the future of gaming.
With a buzz of activity surrounding computer game releases,
the future of consoles and smart TVs, we felt it appropriate to take a look at
how new technology could find its way into the humble bathroom.
The bathroom is an escape from the hustle and bustle of
modern life, a peaceful haven where you can divulge your senses, so it could be
deemed slightly taboo to incorporate high tech gadgets and gizmos into your
bathing experience.
With that said, a lot of people use television and computer
games to unwind, and combining the two could be a dream come true for many.
These state of the art additions cannot span as far as the
entertainment systems found in the living and bedrooms, due to the harsher
conditions they must live in, but still provide ample brain melting facilities.
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| The Luxurite Legend Series Digital Mirror TV |
For example, the Luxurite Legend Series HD Ready, Digital,
Silver Mirror Bathroom TV comes in a range of sizes and combines all the
functions of a regular unit with an added twist.
Purpose built for the bathroom environment, the stylish
television is designed to withstand the perils of the bathroom environment and
– when turned off – transforms into a contemporary mirror, perfect for that
subtle contemporary edge.
Moreover, the Tilevision widescreen TV combines a heated
glass screen and remote control, allowing the TV to be used in high humidity
such as hot tubs, bathrooms and swimming pools – for us, the idea of watching TV
while in a hot tub is heaven.
With past exploits in bathroom video games, we already know
that the future is bright for toilet technology. It wasn’t long ago since we
saw Sega develop urinal-mounted video game Toylet over in Japan .
So how about the two combined? We have smart TVs in the
living room, heat resistant TVs in the bathroom and top developers like Sega
creating games for the toilet; could this be the beginning of a bright future
for Bathroom entertainment? The rubber duck won't get a look in any more...
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