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Las Vegas (NV) – The Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino is adding six modified Microsoft Surface tables to one of its bars. Patrons will be able to play games, watch YouTube videos and even flirt with the new tables which cost approximately $10000 each. Drinks can also be mixed and ordered through the Surface table.
Each table will have its own overhead camera and you’ll be able to flirt by sending pictures and short messages to another table. If you really like the person, you’ll be able to send your mobile phone number across the way. Wow, talk about lazy, you now don’t even have to get up and walk over to introduce yourselves. View the video of the Rio table in action
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