From iPod
docking stations to Wi-Fi, rooms brim with tech
delights
No
longer happy with just clean sheets and heavy
curtains, hotel guests are demanding more from their
rooms. And hotels, looking for a way to woo
customers, are happy to comply. From plasma-screen
TVs to iPods, Wi-Fi in every nook and cranny of the
hotel properties to VoIP-ready phones, hotels are
jumping on the high-tech bandwagon in an effort to
lure guests and boost revenue.
Right now, Marriott Hotels is testing its rooms of
the future at the brand's Baltimore Waterfront
hotel.
Select guests are offered the option to stay in a
test room equipped with the hotelier's new 32-inch
LG HDTV and a proprietary connectivity panel that
can be used to connect audio, video, DVD, digital
cameras and more.
Plug in your MP3, and you can listen through the
TV's speakers and use the remote to adjust volume.
Connect your laptop, and you can watch a movie and
check your e-mail with the system's split-screen
capability. Click Here
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