Wed, 14 May 2008 'Get A Mac' goes country and western
Apple publishes third additional 'Get A Mac' ad in a week
Apple has introduced yet another ‘Get A Mac’ ad, following the debut of two more earlier in the week.
‘Sad Song’ is the latest blip, featuring the PC character in a country and western style moment, singing a song about the failings of Windows Vista.
PC is accompanied by a faithful hound (a country and western classic), which howls its agreement at the end of the song, following the line, “switching to Mac”.
Take a look at the new Apple advertisement here.
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