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koolkeat

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Sep 5, 2007
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today my dad was watching something and i noticed a the laptop hunters ad that came on. it was the one where the girl says "this is the best mac laptop for under $2,000, and it only has 2 gigs of ram."
now my question, and the reason that this is in mac hardware is that the best mac laptop under $2,000 is now the 2.66 macbook pro, with 4 gigs of ram. at what point does this become false advertising?
lol
 
today my dad was watching something and i noticed a the laptop hunters ad that came on. it was the one where the girl says "this is the best mac laptop for under $2,000, and it only has 2 gigs of ram."
now my question, and the reason that this is in mac hardware is that the best mac laptop under $2,000 is now the 2.66 macbook pro, with 4 gigs of ram. at what point does this become false advertising?
lol

Its Microsoft. They don't care what they do, and no one wants to mess with them. Microsoft is the Mafia of the computer industry.
 
today my dad was watching something and i noticed a the laptop hunters ad that came on. it was the one where the girl says "this is the best mac laptop for under $2,000, and it only has 2 gigs of ram."
now my question, and the reason that this is in mac hardware is that the best mac laptop under $2,000 is now the 2.66 macbook pro, with 4 gigs of ram. at what point does this become false advertising?
lol

Are you serious? The ad was made before the new MacBook Pros were announced. Microsoft is supposed to predict the future now? :rolleyes:
 
Its Microsoft. They don't care what they do, and no one wants to mess with them. Microsoft is the Mafia of the computer industry.

Oh, you underestimate the decline in morale and hurt feelings there is up in Redmond since iPod, Google and iPhone showed up. Despite being the 800lb gorilla in personal desktop computing with what, 90% marketshare . . . they needed to vent and Apple's price points were an easy target.

Yes, we all know how misleading and somewhat incomplete those actors in the laptop hunter ads are . . . but that's all they've got . . . when they're not counting all those royalty check deposits . . .
 
Are you serious? The ad was made before the new MacBook Pros were announced. Microsoft is supposed to predict the future now? :rolleyes:

i understand that, thats why i said at what point does it become false advertising.
as of today, that ad is not accurate. so is there a point where they have to change/stop airing the ad?

also, this post was 95% kidding.
 
yea they'll probally fix that now

As in, they'll stop showing that one ad, and replace it, with another one, where a burly football player and his girlfriend, try to find a laptop for under $2000 that's fast, feature packed and got a big screen, which is why they'll go for a netbook, because like all the other MS laptop hunter ads, they never make any f**king sense with their purchases...
 
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