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Lately, these events are a source of press and discussion. Now you've got articles centered around the phone and articles centered around the event. It's market
by fudged71 14y ago
Lately, these events are a source of press and discussion. Now you've got articles centered around the phone and articles centered around the event. It's marketing.
It's showy, it's exaggerated, it's fun. Although I've preferred their previous events where they focus on the device, this one is being marketed towards being a personal companion, and with that comes a lot of personal demonstrations.
It's not classy, or maybe not as classy as they'd hoped. But it's launched now and people are talking about it. Maybe it wasn't so bad.
- jpxxx 14y agoNow sis. This is a Tony award nominated stage director serving up ninety minutes of missed cues, DOA humor, tortured narratives, miserable dialogue, and energy-sapping bloat. But whether it was supposed to be delightfully exaggerated or genuinely awful is besides the point: this shit disrespects the customer, pollutes an already diffuse brand message, and draws attention away from the product.
- MaysonL 14y agoThey're talking about the launch: they're NOT talking about the phone. Is that what Samsung wanted? There's also the turn-off factor: quite a few people will basically say: "Screw Samsung. They're asses."