The question I have is how well does the toilet do the ONE job a toilet absolutely needs to do? All of these extra features are nice and all, but if it's like just about every toilet made since the mid-1990s (when the EPA mandated the low-flush, aka the "flush it six times to try get it all down, then grab the plunger because it's clogged" toilets), it works about as well as Microsoft Works.
When there's a new toilet you can legally buy in this country that can successfully deal with the aftermath of eating Taco Bell at 2 am, put THAT on the front page because that would be a technological feat of massive proportions.