Monsieur's Android-Powered Bartender: Get Your Drink On

[Guest]

The Monsieur intelligent bartender recently made a stop by the Tom's Hardware office for a demonstration. By all accounts, it looks like it could be life of a party. But can you afford it? Or maybe the better question is, do you want to afford it?

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[itzsnypah]

I originally clicked this thinking "the energy drink company is making bartending equipment?!?". Then I read that this Monsieur isn't the one I'm thinking of and I went "I wonder how long until they get sued out of the Monsieur name".

 

[ZolaIII]

One Cappuccino late & they can't get low sued for the name it's common word.
The dream come true, computer that can hold & serve you cafe... ideal thing for those that thought that optical drive is a drink holder.

 

[Durandul]

I like how the app lists your state's BAC limit, just in case you are too drunk to remember.

 

[vinnywong]

Good luck with that.

 

[4745454b]

IDK. I can see business's having this. But part of the fun of the house get togethers is making the drinks. It really seems to me it would take away one of the more fun things that happens when I have drinking company over. (though at least I won't wake up the next morning finding margarita mix spilled all over my floor.)

 

[priority1]

I'm wondering how this machine (when it goes to sports venues etc.) is going to verify that people are aged 21 and up. Maybe a drivers license card scanner?

 

[Michael Robinson]

I think it needs to be mobile - preferably on a mono wheel (ie claptrap in Borderlands 2). I I'm not sure I'd have the energy to get to the machine or the coherence to use it. It might suit my office but I'm not sure how well it would go down at Google.