In Apple’s latest Get a Mac ad, “PC, played by John Hodgman, is upset about his ‘terrible year’ vs. Apple’s performance in 2007: new iMac, Mac OS X Leopard, new iPods, iPhone, etc.” Video after the break.
Since this ad was designed in part as an intro to Steve Jobs’ Macworld keynote, it also includes a brief laundry list of Apple’s other recent accomplishments�notably last year’s iPhone coup
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Apple has just released a new “Santa Clause” commercial that “pays homage to the Rankin/Bass stop motion holiday specials we all grew up on.” Video after the break.
Still, this commercial represents somewhat of a pinnacle in Apple�s “Get A Mac” ad campaign. It seems Apple now considers the Mac vs. PC duo iconic enough characters that they can be portrayed in a new medium and still be recognized
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Apple has just released a new “Get a Mac” ad poking fun at PC World’s comment on how the MacBook Pro is the fastest Windows Vista notebook currently on the market. Video after the break.
I’m sure the editors at PC World didn’t think their declaration that the fastest Vista notebook ever was a Macbook Pro would be immortalized in a Mac vs. PC Ad
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If you’ve always wondered what the “Get a Mac” ads would look like in the South Park world, then look no furthur. Gabriel Schwarzer has created quite an interesting clip to say the least. Video after the break.
Apple has just released a new “don’t give up on Vista” ad, which is quite interesting to say the least. Video after the break.
The Apple advertisement features “Mac” and “PC” as played by Justin Long and John Hodgman in a web ad composed of two separate components. The first is a traditional 720×90 pixel horizontal leaderboard at the top of the page as well as a large vertical rectangle on the right side of the page feature the actors
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Apple has just released three new “Get a Mac” ads: “PR Lady”, “Boxer”, and “Podium”. Like the others, it’s PC versus Mac. Videos after the break.
So, here we are showing some Apple love and giving their new shoots some space. Truth be told, Mac and PC, we don’t really want to own either, but hell, they do make us chuckle
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In this interesting “Get a Mac” spoof by Truenuff, “PC teaches Mac about the benefits of upgrading — featuring Linux.” What are your thoughts? Video after the break.
