Hello, I’m a MAC and I just slammed PC….again.
This has got to be my favorite so far. Not only does Apple make fun of PC's ads, but they point out the underlying issues of Microsoft's platform...nicely done.
I’m a PC and my commercials are terrible.
Is anyone else getting tired of the Microsoft commercials airing lately?
Apple has been giving Microsoft a swift pounding for quite some time now regarding television advertising. The long awaited rebuttle from Microsoft has been anything but good. I've seen some of the current, "I'm a PC" commercials and I can't do anything except cringe. The idea that sub par webcam quality video snippets from PC users with terrible fashion taste spewing random lines of nothing will produce a homerun comeback for the much embarrassed computer giant does nothing but make the company look that much worse. It just gleams of I'm a dork and my commercials are dorky too. As my mother-in-law would say..."Diva No!"
The interesting perspective on this Mac/PC battle for the user is that the Apple ads portray PC in a more lovable role. I spoke with some of my peers and they love the PC character in the Apple ads. They can't remember a line from the PC ads, but they can turn around and quote an entire Apple commercial....and they're PC users!
Message to Microsoft: Hire the same marketing agency that works for Apple...your stuff sucks.
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