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From: dillon@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon)
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Subject: Re: Amiga and Advertising are mutually exclusive terms, but...
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Date: Mon, 12-Oct-87 22:23:41 EDT
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Posted: Mon Oct 12 22:23:41 1987
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>The A500 commercial begins with monitors coming out of the "primordial
>soup" (i.e., mist and murky backdrop).
>
>	Paul.

	Yah... I saw that one.  A deaf person would like it.  Unfortunetly,
most of the viewing audiance can hear.  The guy's voice made the machine sound
like a toy... inflections in the wrong place, too forced and unnatural. 
Personally I think it hurt the machine more than it helped it.  I dunno, but
I have the feeling that somebody isn't *thinking* over there in the 
advertisement department.

	What they need are fewer bells and whistles, and more intelligence.

				-Matt

(BTW this isn't directed to any CA personal on the net... I doubt any of the
people responsible for the Commercial are on the net.  Still.. pass it on
if you can).