"This is Lisa and Jackson." Two seconds in and the voiceover dude can't get his verbs right. He are making Microsoft sound stupid.
I must also again ask what's so special about $1,500. Why not hit $2,000 and actually see if they want the MacBook Pro? Same deal with that first lady. Why not go for $1,000 and see if she'll take the MacBook White? Is Microsoft skeert?
I'm also not too afraid if I work at Apple. Some woman letting her 11-year-old son choose a computer, and one that expensive? This kid gets a gaming laptop at 11 years old?
This is annoyingly hard to fact check. All I know is it's an FW series. Best Buy's Web site doesn't even have this computer, so I can just look at Sony. It "starts at" about $900, and I can't find all the specs. The glaring one is ANOTHER SEVEN POUND COMPUTER. It's also got DDR2 memory instead of DDR3, a stupid move for "gaming." No mention of how loud or hot it gets. This top-end system for some reason wastes space with a dial-up modem AND a VGA output.
The good news is since this is a Sony, at least it has a decent display (1600x900, not that crap display the HP had) and can at least dig Apple for not having Blu-ray when Sony has it in $1,000 computers.
Still, this makes it very simple for us Mac users to easily pick apart the stupid people of the world. None of these three commercials featured people who seemed to ooze intelligence. I guess part of the problem is most smart people do a lot of computer shopping online because you can customize everything so much more. Who spends that much money on what the manufacturer thinks is the best setup? I got lucky since I liked the base MBP, but most people want options. If BD was available, I'd add that instantly.
I must also again ask what's so special about $1,500. Why not hit $2,000 and actually see if they want the MacBook Pro? Same deal with that first lady. Why not go for $1,000 and see if she'll take the MacBook White? Is Microsoft skeert?
I'm also not too afraid if I work at Apple. Some woman letting her 11-year-old son choose a computer, and one that expensive? This kid gets a gaming laptop at 11 years old?
This is annoyingly hard to fact check. All I know is it's an FW series. Best Buy's Web site doesn't even have this computer, so I can just look at Sony. It "starts at" about $900, and I can't find all the specs. The glaring one is ANOTHER SEVEN POUND COMPUTER. It's also got DDR2 memory instead of DDR3, a stupid move for "gaming." No mention of how loud or hot it gets. This top-end system for some reason wastes space with a dial-up modem AND a VGA output.
The good news is since this is a Sony, at least it has a decent display (1600x900, not that crap display the HP had) and can at least dig Apple for not having Blu-ray when Sony has it in $1,000 computers.
Still, this makes it very simple for us Mac users to easily pick apart the stupid people of the world. None of these three commercials featured people who seemed to ooze intelligence. I guess part of the problem is most smart people do a lot of computer shopping online because you can customize everything so much more. Who spends that much money on what the manufacturer thinks is the best setup? I got lucky since I liked the base MBP, but most people want options. If BD was available, I'd add that instantly.