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We weren't sure exactly what Beyonce, David Goes to the Dentist and Chocolate Rain all had in common, but VIZIO squeezed them all into its Super Bowl ad. Still striving to remake its reputation from being merely a cheap HDTV manufacturer to a premium one offering lots of features, the ad (embedded after the break) shows how it's bringing "the best of the internet" with
VIZIO Internet Apps. We still need to see if its picture quality will measure up and whether the
widget experience has gotten any better (read:
faster)
in 2010 to be truly convinced, but a slick ad never hurt.
Continue reading VIZIO Super Bowl ad pushes internet connected HDTVs in a big way
VIZIO Super Bowl ad pushes internet connected HDTVs in a big way originally appeared on Engadget HD on Sun, 07 Feb 2010 21:36:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Looks like Motorola's fully back in the game: not only does it have the hottest Android device you can (currently) buy in the
Droid, word today is that the company's dished out somewhere between $2.5 and $3 million dollars for at least one Super Bowl commercial. It's been a while since Motorola last spent so lavishly on an ad campaign, so we're super curious to see what device the ad is for -- the safe bet is obviously the Droid, but CES could bring both the
AT&T-destined Backflip and
Sholes Tablet, so it's all up in the air. Our main hope? The return of HELLO MOTO.
Motorola buys Super Bowl ad spot originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 30 Dec 2009 17:46:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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External graphics cards may well be a rarity these days, but we're not sure if this simple fact justifies the launch of a grotesque and debatably heinous ad campaign. As you can so clearly see above,
Gigabyte disagrees. In order to promote its Taiwanese
M1305 CULV laptop cum external graphics card dock (housing an
NVIDIA GeForce GT220 desktop VGA card), it released posters featuring a disoriented person poking his / her nose, each of which were presumably in the process of "doing some soul searching." Curious as to what these ads actually say? "How good is an expansion dock with integrated graphics card? Plug in a Gigabyte laptop and you'll find out!" Thanks, but no thanks Gigabyte -- we're currently preoccupied with flushing our memories of this visual disturbance you've just forced upon us.
Psst... two more posters after the break for extra raunchiness!
[Thanks, TheLostSwede]
Continue reading Gigabyte's M1305 ad campaign says docking a laptop is like picking your nose
Gigabyte's M1305 ad campaign says docking a laptop is like picking your nose originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 09 Dec 2009 16:05:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Shuttle isn’t exactly a company known for aggressive marketing campaigns, but it looks to be changing its tune a bit in the lead up to CES, and it’s not too hard to see who its target is. While the company’s main website is still as bright and cheery as ever, the newly launched We Are Not AlienbWare.com is an entirely different tale, featuring an ominous teaser video that mixes Shuttle promos (and metaphors) in with footage from District 9. Of course, it is a teaser video, so it’s light on any details, but Shuttle is apparently promising something fairly big for CES. Hit up the link below to check out the video for yourself, or if it’s giving you fits, just hop on past the break and mash play.
Continue reading Shuttle gears up for CES with ‘we are not alien’ campaign, ominous video
Shuttle gears up for CES with ‘we are not alien’ campaign, ominous video originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 08 Dec 2009 13:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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We hate to point out the obvious, but it really seems that the
marketing gurus at AT&T have this all wrong. Look guys -- no one's debating that AT&T's 3G isn't the fastest where available. We even
saw as much ourselves. But Verizon's recent
slew of ads have been calling out the
size of your 3G network, which you absolutely can't argue is incredibly small when placed next to red-tinted competition. That said, AT&T is still
fighting a battle to which no one has challenged it by employing the admittedly quirky Luke Wilson to show off just how much faster his favorite network can download a JPEG of himself compared to VZW. We've got to say that the results are fairly hilarious, but frankly, we would've rather seen that huge ad buy go towards a few more 3G towers here in the US of A. Vid's after the break, per usual.
Continue reading Latest AT&T spot calls Verizon's 3G network a headless, sluggish wannabe
Latest AT&T spot calls Verizon's 3G network a headless, sluggish wannabe originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 06 Dec 2009 08:56:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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There's something peculiar about
Verizon's latest addition to its promotional
Droid onslaught. Sure, we get the expected Mad Libs-esque hyperboles like "it rips through the web like a circular saw through a ripe banana," but other nods seem to indicate an acknowledgement that, well, it's not the prettiest of flagship phone princesses. "Should [a phone be] be a tiara-wearing digitally clueless beauty pageant queen?" (Wonder
who that's a reference to.) Listen Verizon, trading "hairdo for can do" is great and all, but why can't we simply have both brains and beauty? Still, it's nice to know
the fighting words haven't all but left the industry. See the ad for yourself after the break.
[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]
Continue reading Verizon ad confirms Droid is a not-quite pretty 'racehorse duct taped to a Scud missile'
Verizon ad confirms Droid is a not-quite pretty 'racehorse duct taped to a Scud missile' originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 03 Dec 2009 21:08:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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