Samsung takes a bite of the Apple with two new ads
Remember the good old days when Samsung made fun of those Apple fans waiting on line for the next iteration of the Apple iPhone? Ah, life was simpler then as Samsung's ad team created characters like the Barista, the Apple fan who was too creative for the Samsung Galaxy S II. Now, Samsung has a couple of new spots that make fun of both the Apple iPad Air and the Apple iPhone 5s.
The first spot takes Apple's iconic pencil ad for its top of the line tablet, and turns it around to show off the new Samsung Galaxy TabPRO 10.1. "And would you look at that, the Galaxy Tab even does multitasking," says the off-screen announcer. The ad shows off the thinner footprint and higher-resolution screen on the Samsung slate.
The second ad features Miami Heat superstar LeBron James and compares the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 with the Apple iPhone 5s. The off-screen announcer notes (no pun intended, really) that the larger, higher-resolution screen on the Note makes LeBron's slam dunks look better. And then there is the S Pen. "No S Pen hidin' in this other phone. Believe me, I've checked." And this is where Samsung shows us some of the things you can do with the S Pen and the Galaxy Note 3. Comparing the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 to the Apple iPhone 5s "is a serious mismatch," says the announcer.
source: Samsung (1), (2) via AndroidAuthority
The second ad features Miami Heat superstar LeBron James and compares the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 with the Apple iPhone 5s. The off-screen announcer notes (no pun intended, really) that the larger, higher-resolution screen on the Note makes LeBron's slam dunks look better. And then there is the S Pen. "No S Pen hidin' in this other phone. Believe me, I've checked." And this is where Samsung shows us some of the things you can do with the S Pen and the Galaxy Note 3. Comparing the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 to the Apple iPhone 5s "is a serious mismatch," says the announcer.
We're pretty sure that you are going to see these new spots on television quite a bit in the weeks ahead. But before you do, you can see them right now by clicking on the videos below.
source: Samsung (1), (2) via AndroidAuthority
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