Wednesday, June 08, 2005

The Wow Factor - Computerworld

The Wow Factor - Computerworld: "JUNE 06, 2005 (COMPUTERWORLD) - When the Mandarin Oriental in New York opened in November 2003, the flagship property had invested $40,000 per guest room for technology services. 'There is nothing that we don't have in those rooms,' boasts Eric Cruz, IT director at the 251-room hotel.
He's right. There are flat-panel LCD televisions in bedrooms and bathrooms, Cisco voice-over-IP telephones for voice and data communications, in-room faxes and printers, Xboxes and video games, desk-side multimedia panels to plug in digital cameras, PCs, Apple iPods, wireless high-speed Internet access, DVD and CD players, wireless keyboards to turn televisions into monitors and Bose docking stations to amplify MP3 players. "

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