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This reminded me of the Newton ad back in the days... I think this was a nod to it...
Thank the Lord they are finally going with a new style in advertising. The old iPod/iPhone/Mac ads were tiresome.
Pretty impressive...especially when you consider this is a first generation iteration!
Great job Apple!
Well, that's thinking different.
I believe that was Peter Coyote doing the voice over, and the focus on specs suggests they're aiming this ad at a male audience.
I'm betting we'll see more that focus on the "fun" aspect and the "social networking" aspect as well. Possibly even an older demo ad that just shows the book/magazine aspect of the iPad.
This reminded me of the Newton ad back in the days... I think this was a nod to it...
You are not the only one...
http://www.macrumors.com/2010/05/12/...at-is-ipad-ad/