The quiz-master ran the show from a laptop on the bar, and the teams used smart-phones or tablets to submit their answers.
The picture round saw an image of a band appear on each mobile device in the bar.
This shows how much technology has changed. We can recall a Brigg pub quiz in the 1980s or 1990s when people were really impressed to receive what would now be seen as a very low quality image printed out on an A4-sized sheet of white paper.
Young people in their late teens and early 20s dominated the Brit quiz we observed.
There's one every Tuesday, if you fancy having a go.
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nice to hear the story of Brigg, in 1980 he used this technology, that was too much surprising. I thought it is the technology of modern era. regard's bar and pub quiz questions
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