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Okay, I understand the hard sale, with "feels" and such. However watching Christie running and checking her watch looked so awkward. If anything I would wear it
by Shivetya 12y ago
Okay, I understand the hard sale, with "feels" and such. However watching Christie running and checking her watch looked so awkward. If anything I would wear it with the face on the inside so that I would not need arm contortions just to view it.
However the video was a bit cringe worthy, wearing a display of wealth while "helping" the poor and downtrodden. Combined with the worst of over night advertising phrasing.
Yeah, I am not a fan, but this came off way too much late night TV ad style than I what I normally associate with Apple.
- cjslep 12y agoThe Verge liveblog, while having hilarious commentary, mimics your sentiment: > Christy Turlington Burns is running by a giraffe in this video, but she can't see it because she's staring at the coach on her wrist. > Apple has reached the "forced fake Q&A with celebrities" portion of its keynote lifecycle. > I'm just saying that you could put this part of the event directly into any Samsung event, and it would be exactly the same.