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I am guessing that, for the Microsoft Canada store, when determining PCs under $500, they are converting the CAD price to USD, as $649 CAD is roughly $480 USD. Or, perhaps, the MSRP US price is under $500, and they only maintain a single list of PCs under $500 for both US and Canada, even though the Canadian price can be greater.
Not really a justification, just an explanation.
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OK leave it to the germans to over engineer toilets. And who thought having people touch screens at a public restroom is a good idea? Even leaving coronavirus aside.
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@TheJayMann I thought the same thing. The one time I have a reason to post a comment and the first comment was basically my comment.
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It's probably just used to show TV events or maybe ads while you're relieving yourself. The US has TVs in stalls in a lot of restaurants and such, although not usually directly in the urinal like that.
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Luckily, €s are €s everywhere. Like things like gallons and the likes, you always have to specify what dollar you are talking about. It's so typically self-centered to just assume they will all be of the US type...
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Why does everyone automatically assume it's a urinal with a tv in it? It might just as well be a tv with a urinal built-in. That makes much more sense to me...
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For the last screen shot, from a phone, I am reminded of https://xkcd.com/1373/
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I prefer to think they found some early Pentiums to put in there.
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So you can aim your stream at ads you don’t like?
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@Mr. TA: I suspect you've misspelled "Swiss" there.
As to the others, I'd certainly enjoy pissing directly on the advertising. Ubiquitous moving screens or holo-ads were a persistent feature of future dystopian fiction for a reason. And here we are in 2020, surrounded by the damn things.
If it's a TV I think most of us would enjoy pissing on it if it was tuned to the news.