THEN AND NOW: How Burger King has changed through the years
Burger King was the first fast-food restaurant chain to offer dining rooms.
Burger King ushered in the Internet age when it introduced its own version of an internet cafe in the late 1990s.
One Burger King restaurant, located on Broadway in New York City, allowed customers to surf the web at one of 20 PC computers if they purchased a meal.
Today, you won't find computers in Burger King restaurants.
However, you'll probably find free WiFi and some self-service machines where you can place your order.
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