DellDitty.com debuts to promote ‘Apple iPod shuffle killer’ Dell DJ Ditty

Is this for real?

http://www.dellditty.com/

If so, wow. Just wow.

Advertisement: Apple iPod nano. 1,000 songs. Impossibly small. From $199. Free shipping.

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Dell launches ‘iPod shuffle killer’ DJ Ditty – September 20, 2005
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76 Comments

  1. I guess they really don’t get it? What a bunch of morons.
    Is this Dell thing a joke?

    If you can’t compete with apple, make something that’s 180 degrees
    different. I still can’t believe they actually did something this lame.
    Is it April 1st already?

  2. ditty ditty BANG BANG…..I should check my digital tire quage to see if it plays crappy wma’s (thnks RePlay)

    I applaud the marketing team at Dell, keep it up losers, I bet they did the layout and design of that abortion on winblows!

  3. This is sad. Cole & Weber is actually a good advertising agency, but I don’t know how they can defend this work. Watching it, people will feel like they can’t take Dell seriously, and that affects how seriously they will take the Ditty. Big, fat zero.

  4. “….Holy crap! Easily the most annoying thing I’ve ever seen…..”

    Ya know…. maybe that is the point !!

    Years ago…. probably the most annoying commercial around was… Mr Whipple and ..”Please dont squeeze the Charmin”…

    Yeah… it was annoying… but it sold a lot of toilet paper !!

  5. Think about it guys (writing this as I listen to Shirley Horn on my 4GB Nano)..the competition is *still* thinking on ways to match the iPod (any model) let alone surpass it. Meanwhile Apple has probably partially shelved the huge binder labelled iPod-The Beginning and working on the next use for their runaway hit. This from a company which was supposedly beleaguered and dying? Apple may and does have it’s faults but it’s dedication to deiivering graceful and imaginitive products remains pristine.

  6. This is funny. I guess their going after the fat, poser tech guy who want’s to be cool but really never was or will be. talk about trend setting and hitting the ever popular tastemaker markets. ROFLOL.

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