Bitten by a wild monkey
Noticed «Am I in?» the orangutan wonders, trying to copy the desperate yet delighted facial expression of his human role model, Boris Becker.
Hardware "Am I in?" asks the orangutan, trying to copy the desperate, joyful facial expressions of his human role model Boris Becker. thanks to the notebook from Maxdata, the hairy forest dweller from Sumatra is finally online and filled with a deep sense of "wireless happiness". Perhaps some viewers of the advertisement will now think that the monkey is amusing them. In fact, the question of the deeper meaning of this advertisement is justified. The creative's drive to dramatize the consumer benefit as exaggeratedly as possible is understandable. But even a homo sapiens would have satisfied this elementary need of the advertising species if it had been released into the wild with a laptop. It is reasonable to assume that a human would have conveyed the message more credibly than his evolutionary brother. Or is Maxdata hardware so easy to use that even an ape can handle it?
At the latest after the appearance of e-mails with the subject "Sniff my banana" or "Save my habitat", this version would be confirmed. Perhaps the advertisement is just trying to
say that we are all monkeys if we still shimmy into the office every day to earn our bananas in the wireless age.
(sk)
At the latest after the appearance of e-mails with the subject "Sniff my banana" or "Save my habitat", this version would be confirmed. Perhaps the advertisement is just trying to
say that we are all monkeys if we still shimmy into the office every day to earn our bananas in the wireless age.
(sk)
