The ultimate use for an iPad (potty Training)

[xelosia]

t's not all curved OLED TVs and 4K at CES. For some exhibitors it's all about innovation in the high-end training toilet space. This product, which I stared at for a good 45 seconds with my mouth open, is a plastic potty for children -- with an iPad stand attached. Presumably for the child, but frankly I don't know if that's worse than if it was for a parent.
It was being shown off by CTA Digital at CES, a supplier of iPad accessories, which was also showing off an inflatable Spongebog Squarepants toy go-kart.
On the one hand it's quite fun to laugh at the concept, but I'm genuinely curious as to whether such an innovation would aid toilet training -- or just make parents weep as they think of the cleaning required for their iPad each day.
So my question to the reader -- as I am not a parent myself -- is, "Would you actually buy one of these?"

The 'iPotty'? Training toilet comes with iPad dock at CES (Wired UK)

[realneil]

Is this innovation or what? LOL!
Looking at it actually made me have to go, so I think it works!

[Adham]

Is this innovation or what? LOL!
Looking at it actually made me have to go, so I think it works!

roflcopter

[Doctor_Death]

Is this innovation or what? LOL!
Looking at it actually made me have to go, so I think it works!

Guess the colors scared the crap out of you

[Bob2701]

Good one Stan.

[Doctor_Death]

lol

[realneil]

Never made it and messed up my iPad.
Sent it in for repair and they said, "It stinks!"
I said "It's better than nothing!"

[Doctor_Death]

Time to get out the tooth picks and Q Tips and clean out your mess

[realneil]

Pressure Washer time,..................

[MattyMatt]

CES showstopper right there. Game over. They just won CES with a toilet. Applause is due.