Apple Convinces People to Get A Mac with Ads

Unable to decide if you should dump the Windows-based PC system and switch to the Apple Mac platform? Or confuse about what’s the advantages and disadvantages of using a PC or a Mac? Look no further, Apple gives you various reasons to Get a Mac, in a funny and hilarious way… sort of.

“Accident” – depicting the Mac is safe with the MagSafe connector on new Mac notebookes comes disconnected with a tug, while PC can hurt if power cord has been yanked.

“Accident” is one of the TV commercial ads “Get A Mac” series by Apple, which launched during Emmy awards, and starring by actor Justin Long as a Mac and actor John Hodgman as a PC. Other “Get A Mac” ads as below.

“Angel/Devil” – depicting having fun with Mac with preinstalled photo editing and imaging tools.

“Trust Mac” – depicting Mac is free and more secure than Windows from spyware and viruses.

“Out of the Box” – depicting Apple macs are ready to use out of the box and that no downloads or extra accessories are needed.

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snake_314
September 26th, 2008 09:22
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Accident” – depicting the Mac is safe with the MagSafe connector on new Mac notebookes comes disconnected with a tug, while PC can hurt if power cord has been yanked.

“Accident” is one of the TV commercial ads “Get A Mac” series by Apple, which launched during Emmy awards, and starring by actor Justin Long as a Mac and actor John Hodgman as a PC. Other “Get A Mac” ads as below
Bill Gates Hates Apple Ads » My Digital Life
April 24th, 2007 23:25
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[...] Vista to IPTV. He also tried to get Gates to comment on a very sensitive topic… Apple’s “Get a Mac” advertising campaign. The campaign features actor/author John Hodgman who looks like Bill Gates and personifies a [...]

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