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Normally, what are the steps that one takes when you decide to order a pizza simply because you do not want to brave the massive traffic gridlock at rush hour, not to mention there are other things that you could do with the amount of time saved? Why, it could be as simple as picking up the phone and giving the nearest pizza parlor a call, or you could also head online and make an order with your existing account. The folks over at Pizza Hut intend to spruce things up a whole lot more by introducing what could very well be the future of pizza ordering. Just take a look at the YouTube video above and you will know what I mean – customers who are seated at their respective tables will be able to place an order of the pizza that they like accordingly, where the order would be sent straight to the kitchen to join the order queue.

I guess this is good in a way where you can spend your time concocting the various kinds of toppings that you would like to have without having the waiter or waitress stand patiently at your table due to one’s indecision. Alternatively, it eliminates the need for waiters or waitresses to a certain extent, although floor service would still be very much in demand at any decent restaurant.

The special interactive table with its app was specially developed by Pizza Hut and digital partner Chaotic Moon, where it redefines the in-store ordering experience through the inclusion of a fun element of collaboration for groups. Basically, everyone who is at the table are able to explore the menu and make a contribution to the order from wherever they’re sitting. There will be step-by-step visuals that guide the selection process, ensuring that the ordering process is not only efficient but extremely personalized, too. Table side payment is enabled, while cool gaming Apps let you kill time while you wait.
[ Pizza Hut interactive table makes ordering pizza fun copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

When it comes to eating pizza, which particular shop do you drop by in the first place? Is Pizza Hut one of your first few choices, or have you long sworn yourself off food from the likes of Pizza Hut simply because there are better pizzas out there? Well, the regular pizza parlor that you drop by once a week might serve the meanest slices of pepperoni and cheese pizzas around, but this does not mean that they are jam packed with technology. No sir, Pizza Hut’s got your back if you want a high tech dining experience thanks to this unique interactive table that you can see in the video above.

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Pizza Hut Interactive Concept Table original content from Ubergizmo.

It’s the question you likely ask yourself every weekend around 1:42 on Saturday morning: How long will it take for a pizza to reach my mouth? And, more importantly, who’s delivering it? Now you know.

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Gaming can be hard work, or so some of you hardcore gamers say. Well, when you are engrossed with a particular title like say, the Metal Gear Solid or Grand Theft Auto series, there is very little time for anything else other than the mandatory toilet breaks. Food? What’s that? Why not get something fast and easy to fill your stomach? That is a snap now as you are able to place an order for some Pizza Hut pizza (hopefully it will look like pizza from the get go) from within Xbox Live itself, now how about that?

Microsoft and Pizza Hut have come to an agreement that those who are US members of Xbox Live (which happens to stand at 46 million users worldwide and counting) are now able to place an order for their pizza using an app that is made available on the Xbox Live dashboard. It will play nice with a game controller, with the alternative of using Microsoft’s Kinect motion-sensing system, too. You might want to hurry up though, as for the first fortnight, Xbox Live users will be on the receiving end of 15% discount on orders that are placed from the Pizza Hut app.

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