Taiwan TV aired an ad that is very tacky and inappropriate to say the least. An actor impersonating Steve Jobs appeared on local television. In addition to the typical outfit that we all know Steve in, i.e. a black turtleneck, blue jeans and sneakers, he was also wearing angel wings and a halo. So Steve came down from heaven to tell the world that the Android tablet was the best and touted its features. Steve Jobs was played by the well-known Taiwanese comedian A-Ken, who promoted the ActionPad from Action Electronics, which uses the Android operating system from Google. In the 20-second commercial, A-Ken states, "I'd like to introduce you to a new generation of tablets, it's amazing!" Action Electronics Vice President Sun I-min stated that the ad was intended to promote sales and was not disrespectful to Steve Jobs.
In my opinion, it should Apple to focus on fads like that much more than whether someone wants to make beautiful Steve Jobs figures and make a few bucks off them. Such things have a far more serious impact than the production of comics, characters, covers and such things with Steve Jobs. The imitation of the entire stage on which is also ridiculous Apple led by Steve Jobs first introduced the iPad. Such imitation is disrespectful at a time when it was Steve Jobs while alive, let alone after his death!
*Source: youtube.com
A little respect for that genius would be needed..
Not a single Asian country has respect for products Apple see Samsung and others. But this ad isn't even moral anymore. Here he should Apple to intervene and radically!!!
as squints are completely different. They don't care about everything. No culture. no respect. Stealing disparagement is a daily routine, and that's perfectly fine. They are really weird.
People, why take everything so seriously.
Great joke. If there are commercials with Jesus, then no one revolts anymore. And when he had Apple commercials with Gandhi, Einstein and other dead Geniuses, did you like that? :-)
Michal, one thing is respect for copyright and another thing is culture as such. Maybe they still have some culture left there. I don't mean to say that I approve of it, but don't confuse pears with bitten apples.
I agree, I don't understand how they can release something like this into the world...
It's a recession, definitely a bit of a whimsical humor, but I can't agree with Mr. Štyrák. It's clear that he doesn't know much about "slant-eyed people". Anyway, this isn't the first time I've met a Steve Jobs impersonator and I just want to say one thing about it. We are all our own originals and no one will be like us. Steve Jobs, he is unique in his own way, just like Michael Jackson among pop stars.
well, we also have such defectors among us. they only know how to copy everything, it's all cheap and shit :-) but if it wasn't for them, we wouldn't have a lot of furniture, anyway it would need respect..
Poor poor
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I absolutely do not understand how anyone can afford this.
Romane linking article clearly shows how it works in China, where practically every successful manufacturer produces. I'm sorry for the comments under the article, sometimes it's better to just leave them outchat and not read. Many more articles on this server.
Look, sorry, but "ním" without a preposition does not exist in Czech, only JÍM... It looks quite stupid, especially in the title (friendly advice) :)