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3 Comments:
This is a great but yet simple idea from the Apple Store. However, most people who are going to buy this item aren't going to be drawn in by this clever window advertising. I think this window advertisement would be even more intriguing if they did something similar with a more common Apple device like an iPod or an iPhone that individuals might actually buy on impulse.
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Well, for affluent people, an Air could most certainly be an impulse purchase.
girl_by_fire, you're missing the point. the reason why they display it in such fashion is to boast the mac air's lightness.
most people don't really give a damn about an ipod or iphone being almost weightless; they do when it is an actual laptop.
and so you study internet marketing.
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