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Click on to look at.May possibly 2006. Mac admits Laptop is good at organization things like spreadsheets, whilst he's much better at "life" things like photos, music and movies. Computer doltishly asks Mac what he means by "greater." Hodgman trips up a little on his second line—an amateurish moment that wouldn't be repeated.
Click to watch.Could 2006. Pc is seen rocking out to an iPod and praising iTunes. Mac replies that the rest of the iLife suite works just as well and comes on every Mac. Laptop defensively responds by listing the cool apps that he comes with, but can only identify Calculator and Clock.
Click on to view.May possibly 2006. Mac and Computer, holding hands to demonstrate their ability to network with each other, are joined by a Japanese woman who represents a new digital camera. Mac and the camera speak to each other fluently,Pandora Bracelets Uk, but Laptop, lacking the proper driver, is utterly confused and unable to communicate.
Click to look at.Could 2006. Mac and Computer explain how they both have a lot in common, like running Microsoft Office, but their discussion is hampered by PC's unfortunate habit of freezing and restarting.
Click on to look at.May 2006. Laptop has caught a virus,Retired Pandora Beads, and is clearly under the weather. He warns Mac to stay away from him, citing 114,000 known viruses that infect PCs. But Mac isn't worried, as viruses don't affect him. Pc then announces that he's going to crash, and falls backward onto the floor.
Click on to see.May 2006. Mac is reading a favorable review of himself by Walt Mossberg in the Wall Street Journal. Pc then claims that he also received a great review, but is flummoxed when Mac asks for details. Personal computer says the review came from the esteemed Awesome Computer Review Weekly.
Click to see.June 2006. Mac and Personal computer, still in their boxes, talk about what they'll do when they get unpacked. Mac says he'll get started right away, but Pc, who's doing exercises, is held up by tedious startup tasks. Mac hops away, leaving Personal computer waiting for other parts of himself that are in other boxes.
Click on to watch.June 2006. Mac tells Laptop that he can run both OS X and Windows, making him the only computer you'll ever need. "Oh ... touché," Computer says. Mac says Computer is making use of the word "touché" the wrong way. Computer listens intently, then moronically misuses the word again.
Click on to view.June 2006. Mac says he enjoys doing fun things like podcasts and movies. Laptop says he also does fun things, like spreadsheets and pie charts. Mac thinks it might be difficult to capture a family vacation on a pie chart. "Not true," says Pc, who shows off just such a chart.
Click on to look at.August 2006. Personal computer, who's all banged up, explains that he fell off his desk when someone tripped over his power cord. Mac says his magnetic power cord allows it to simply pop off. Personal computer then recalls seeing his life flash before his eyes, which Mac recognizes as the Windows wallpaper.
Click on to see.August 2006. Mac gives an iPhoto picture book to Personal computer to inspect. Angel and devil versions of Pc appear behind him. The angel tells Personal computer to compliment Mac, while the devil prods him to destroy the book. In the end,Pandora In Canada Applied Ecological Services(AES),Tiffany Sale, Pc says the book is nice, but he's clearly haunted by the apparitions.
Click to view.August 2006. Trying to hide from spyware, Pc is seen wearing a trench coat, a fedora,Tiffany Jewelry, dark glasses and a false mustache. He offers Mac a disguise,Tiffany Necklace, but Mac declines, saying he doesn't have to worry about such things with OS X. Hodgman is clearly cracking Long up in this spot.
Click on to view.October 2006. The campaign gets a dose of celebrity, as supermodel Gisele Bündchen is called on to represent a home movie made on a Mac. PC's movie, meanwhile, is represented by dude in a blond wig and a dress like Bündchen's. Computer says his movie is a work in progress.
Click on to view.October 2006. Personal computer and Mac visit a therapist. Mac finds it easy to compliment Pc ("You might be a wizard with numbers, and you dress like a gentleman"), but PC's resentment gets the greater of him. The therapist would return 18 months later in the "Breakthrough" spot.
Click on to watch.October 2006. Mac is seen wearing a suit for any change, and he explains that he does work stuff, too,Pandora Bracelet Charms, and has been running Microsoft Office for years. Upon hearing this, Laptop becomes despondent and collapses on the floor, begging to be left alone to depreciate.
Click to view.November 2006. Mac and Computer exchange gifts for the holidays. Computer, who is hoping for any C++ GUI programming guide, is disappointed to receive an iPhoto album of images from previous "Get a Mac" ads. Meanwhile, Pc gives Mac the C++ GUI programming guide, and Mac is just as disappointed.
Click on to look at.November 2006. Haggard and covered in stickers, Personal computer complains that he's being worn out by kids trying to use him to make movies and blogs, when he's really made for balancing checkbooks. He says he cries himself to sleep mode every night. He then trudges off to listen to some emo.
Click on to watch.November 2006. "Hello, I'm a Mac," says Mac. "And BUY a Laptop," says Personal computer, who explains that he has to be more forceful with his marketing, now that Mac is getting more popular. Laptop is reduced to spouting infomercial clichés and holding up signs that read "Amazing!" and "Totally cool!"
Click on to see.December 2006. Wrapping up their first year together, Mac and Personal computer agree to put aside their differences for the holiday season. But Pc slips and says Mac wastes his time with "frivolous pursuits." Mac is the bigger man, though, and suggests that they "pull it into hug harbor."

We know how you loved Apple's "Get a Mac" ads with John Hodgman and Justin Long. So, here are all 66 TV spots (plus the long version of 2008's "Sad Song") that aired during the campaign's run,Pandora Charms Cheap, from Might 2006 to October 2009. All 66 ads were directed by Phil Morrison of Epoch Films for TBWA Media Arts Lab.


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