New Apple Get a Mac Ads Target Windows 7

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Posted October 23, 2009 at 10:48am by iClarified

Apple has released three new Get a Mac ads to address the release of Windows 7.

Broken Promises
PC asks Mac if he has heard the good news. "Windows 7 is out and its not going to have any of the problems my last operating system had. Trust me"

Teeter Tottering
Since Windows 7 is coming out a Windows user prepares for the move. To Mac.

PC News
PC reports on the exciting launch day of Windows 7 but when going live to air with customer opinions he finds they are all make the move to Mac instead of Windows 7.

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ahaq - October 25, 2009 at 11:23am

Honestly, im assuming we are talking about the software, because we all know that the hardware is exactly the same. Now, when Snow Leopard can run on HUNDREDS of different configurations and still work properly, wake me up. Till then I am happy with windows. For one of the posts above, who said the time he has had his mac, he would have had 3 pcs being sent in to repair..... what the hell does that even mean, why would windows make u send your pc to a repair show, are u sure you didnt use the cd tray as a cup holder? :p

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Anthony - October 24, 2009 at 2:04am

They want people to buy their products so they release ads against the competition...... how do they need to grow up. They want to make money, they need to take people from PC and convert them to mac users.

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PCrap - October 23, 2009 at 2:06pm

The sooner you all pc users learn u don't have to keep suffering from having a junk by computer you will be much better. All of us that are mac users were desatisfied pc users. I will never go back to pc crap... Are mac pricier? U bet. But in the time I have had my mac I had like 3 PCs spending more in the long run in repairs upgrades and new systems...

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PC-All the way - October 23, 2009 at 2:39pm

4% desatisfied users in US and 0% in other place, that's not so bad, way to go Bill Gate, You have 96% of Your customers still. Most mac users will install windows if they can...ouch. I do like apple hardwares but not the software. FYI, I have a windows 7 running primarily on the new mac mini. I do like the fancy looking hardware from Apple but not the slow leopard...:).

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rand0m - October 23, 2009 at 4:10pm

yet you guys still need bootcamp??? weird i thought you left pc behind guess not.

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7 - October 23, 2009 at 10:25pm

@rand0m hehehe nice one... same old FUD... Go 7....

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Bauce - October 24, 2009 at 2:09am

I was a PC user for pretty much my whole life. Went through probably about 4 computers in 6 years. Switched to mac, and have had my macbook for 1 year. No problems at all. It doesnt take 20 minutes to boot up, no joke thats how long my toshiba laptop took to boot up. Everything runs so much smoother. Yes the price is much more steep that any PC with the same specs.... but the extra money is well worth saving time, not being angry all the time at your computer, and not having to install a ton of anti-virus software.

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abrar - October 25, 2009 at 11:25am

Hey Bauce, if your PC is slow, add a solid state drive, 8 second boot up flat, windows or mac :p

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Joe Cole - October 23, 2009 at 1:00pm

This is no longer an elitist world. There's no such thing as elitism. The sooner Apple realizes this, the better for them. Maybe then, they'll have a market share to begin with!

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PC-All the way - October 23, 2009 at 12:52pm

This is a desperate move! LOL Wake up Apple! You're only 4% in US and 0% in the rest of the world. Be realistic!

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BigRich - October 23, 2009 at 5:05pm

....and you are naive.

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