Mac vs PC – PC Choice Chat
Originally aired on May 12th, 2009

PC has started a radio program called, "PC Choice Chat" and is at a table listening to calls. PC keeps ignoring them, and Mac asks questions, which PC does not reply. PC repeatedly uses funny sound effects to cut off the customers' calls.

This ad is trying to paint PC, or Microsoft in general, as “Un-listening” and an “Ignorer” of it’s people’s needs.

Mac vs PC – Customer Care
Originally Aired on May 12th, 2009

Mac is seen again with Apple Genius, a real life person available to help you with your Mac problems. PC then has a short montage of endless automated customer support automated message, never reaching a real person.

Mac is trying to show all PC support as hard, misdirected and possibly non-English speaking.

Mac vs PC – Elimination
Originally Aired on May 12th 2009

PC attempts to find Megan, a new laptop hunter, the perfect PC. Unfortunately, no PCs are immune to viruses which is Megan's #1 concern.

Notably Mac says “Hi, I’m a Mac” and Megan responds “Hi, I’m a Megan”.  Apple is trying to tell you that you can still be you with a Mac, while you’ll just be another clone by being a PC.

This ad is a direct response to Microsoft’s Laptop Hunter, You Find it You Keep it campaign.

Do you remember Lauren?

Lauren is the cute red head from the first “You Find it You Keep it” ad.  Alot of you have been asking for more info about Lauren. 

Lauren’s full name is Lauren De Long.  She is an very unknown actress who has been in a few movies and commercials.

You could see why Microsoft would love this 5’2” 108 pound all American cutie.

Some Mac lovers out there however don’t feel the same about Lauren.  Ever since she uttered “I’m just not cool enough to be a Mac person”, droves of Mac Fanboys launched a gigantic “flamewar” online.

If you’re looking to be Lauren the Laptop Hunter’s friend, here’s a link to her MySpace page.

Lauren De Long on My Space

Sheila needs a fast laptop with big screen for editing movies.

Dialog:

This is Sheila, she told us she wanted a laptop with "fast processor, big screen and I really need something that's going to cut video" for under $2,000. We told her, you find it, you keep it.

"Let's go, I'm up for any brand."
"I'm a film maker so I need something that's going to be powerful"
"This is going to be a fast processor for video editting so that's going to help you a lot".
"Let's Keep Looking"
"For under 2 grand, this is the best Apple.  It only has 2 gigabytes of RAM" *shrug*"
"Having it be portable is super important."
"Firewire, web cam, usb Cool!"
"This is even a bigger screen, if possible want someting a little smaller."
"Ooh look, is this graphics card going to be powerful WOW"
"The reason that this computer is perfect to me, it has a wide screen, super fast but it's also not too big."
"I would love to purchase this computer.  YES"
"What? AWESOME!"
"It's a Wrap... and a PC."
"Hey, guess what I'm holding?  My New Laptop! HA HA!!!"
"I'm a PC and an Artist!"

Lisa and Jackson want a laptop with speed, big hard drive that's a good gaming computer.

They get a Sony VAIO with just $1500 to spend, Lisa and Jackson find their perfect laptop – a Sony VAIO FW with Blu-ray and a big screen.

This is Giampaolo. He needs a laptop with portability, battery life and power for under $1,500.

On a budget of just $1500, he finds his perfect laptop an HP HDX with 4GB of memory and a 2.4GHz processor.

Is it possible to find a modern $1,000 laptop with a 17 inch screen?  This is Lauren.  You Find it You Keep It.

On a strict $1000 budget, she finds her perfect laptop - a speedy HP Pavilion with a big screen and a comfy keyboard. Find your perfect PC at Windows.com.