Convicted patent infringer Samsung’s latest television ad mocks Apple customers who are in queues for iPhone 5.
In keeping with their corporate tradition, Samsung constructs fake Apple stores and populates them with fake customers in order to tout their fake iPhone while simultaneously guaranteeing that hundreds of millions of customers worldwide will never purchase a Samsung product in their lifetimes, certainly not a Fisher Price-sized, slow, plastic, Galaxy S III.
Very effective advertising, Samsung… for Apple:
MacDailyNews Take: Samsung’s fear is palpable.
And this ad, like the Super Bowl ad before it, are aimed at keeping the Samsung sheep in the pen, not getting iPhone users to downgrade.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Joe Architect” for the heads up.]
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