Intel Hires "I'm a Mac" Guy for Ad Campaign Attacking Mac [Video]

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Posted March 17, 2021 at 2:56pm by Shalom Levytam

Intel has hired Justin Long, the "I'm a Mac" guy from the popular 'Get a Mac' Apple ad campaign, to attack the Mac. The company's new 'Go PC' campaign aims to highlight advantages of purchasing a PC over a Mac.

Take a look at the ads below and let us know what you think in the comments!

Having Choices
All the shapes. All the sizes. All the colors, textures, and features. There’s no holding you back when you Go PC.

Touch Screens
With the @ASUS ZenBook Duo 14, you’ll forget the touch bar was ever a thing. And let’s be real, with a full touch screen you’ll never look back. Go PC.

2-in-1 Flexibility
Having a separate tablet isn’t the same thing as having a 2-in-1. The @Lenovo Yoga 9i is here to make your backpack lighter and your life a little easier.

PC Gaming
Level up with the @MSI Gaming Stealth 15M and get hundreds of gaming titles that aren’t compatible on Mac.

3 Monitors
Sometimes, the difference really is that obvious. PCs let you plug in three extra monitors in brilliant 4K. Go PC with the @Dell XPS 13.

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viscoscity - March 17, 2021 at 9:55pm

Because the color of the computer surly makes it a better machine? Remember the old posters with “Power PC eats Intel?” Apple should bring them back as a response. Lol!

McApple1 - March 18, 2021 at 7:24pm

It’s the Nokia all over again (obviously) since they were the first to make that excuse. Next they will be telling us it has to be thinner or it must look glossy!

iAmMe - March 17, 2021 at 5:08pm

I pitty Justin Loong. I hope they pay him a lot though to make him accept the role. Must have been weird for him. Lol

wildreg - March 17, 2021 at 4:01pm

My god Intel, cheap shot much? What an abhorrent move by a desperate company. Obviously smarter consumers will view this in favor of Apple. Intel must feel cornered enough to stoop to this level and dole out the kind of marketing gimmick typically seen from the likes of Samsung. Hope they don’t feel too smug?