Apple’s iPad Pro commercial in which a kid asks, “What’s a computer?” is irritating to lots of folks — and that includes me.
The ad follows a young girl, who looks to be about 14, throughout a day of taking photos, chatting, writing, doing school work, etc. on her iPad Pro. Later she’s lying on the grass in her backyard, typing away on her Apple tablet. A neighbor asks her what she’s doing on her computer.
“What’s a computer?” the kid replies.
I realize that the ad is meant to show the versatility of the iPad. However, unless it’s set years in the future — and it obviously isn’t — the kid comes off as either not-too-bright or as a brat with a saucy mouth who’s talking down to her neighbor.
What kid over the age of four doesn’t know what a computer is? All my nieces and nephews (and I have a lot) know what a “ ‘puter” is.
Apple has run some great ads in its time. However, the “What’s a Computer?” commercial is, in my opinion, a dud that may eventually rank up their with the “Lemmings” ad and the “Mac Guy Genius” spots.
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