Apple Computer attacks Microsoft Windows with two-page Mac OS X Tiger print ad in Time (with images)
This is more like it. Apple is now starting to see the light when it comes to advertising. I can only hope to see some new TV ads and in about a year, hear the Intel jingle on an Apple tv ad. Ahhhh - the horror! :-) Did ya ever think you'd live to see THAT happen? It's going to be a great next couple of years as this transition rolls out...
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Apple Computer attacks Microsoft Windows with two-page Mac OS X Tiger print ad in Time (with images):
Apple Computer has debuted a new two page Mac OS X Tiger advertisement in the inside cover in the latest issue of Time Magazine.てｮてｮThe ad features the Mac OS X Tiger "X" on a black background on the left page (click for larger image) and powerful quotes from reviews of Mac OS X Tiger on the right page (click for larger image).てｮてｮThe quotes on the right side read:
[in large, bold print]てｮ"It leaves Windows XP in the dust."てｮ- Walter Mossberg, The Wall Street Journal
[in smaller print]てｮ"It's the most elegant, useful and powerful operating system I've ever used in three decades of computer ownership. It runs circles around Windows."てｮ- Mike Wendland, Detroit Free Press
"Spotlight isn't just a fast Find command. It's an enhancement that's so deep, convenient and powerful, it threatens to reduce the 20-year-old Mac/Windows system of nested folders to irrelevance."てｮ- David Pogue, The New York Times
"Want to see what the future of personal computing looks like? Don't wait for Microsoft to show you; go out and get yourself a copy of Apple's latest operating system release, OS X Tiger. It's that good."てｮ- Michael Gartenberg, Computerworld
"Not only is Spotlight super fast, but it looks through absolutely everything: email messages, contacts, the information attached to digital photos, even a page you scanned in or a map your downloaded from the web."てｮ- Chris Taylor, Time
"I remember writing an article about Lotus 1-2-3 back when the product was released during the 80s... It may have been nearly two decades since I wrote that column, but it took Spotlight less than 2 seconds to find it."てｮ- Larry Magid, CBSNews.com
