ftw #2

skrin komputer yang ikhlas, tabah berkhidmat!

~samsung 3D LED TV

let's see now.

1. introduce the new 3D TV. Check.
2. do it in the most interactive/creative way possible. Check.
3. tease with behind-the-scene clips to add realism. Check.
4. hire talents/actors as random, uninitiated crowds totally in awe. Check.
5. use ambient soundtrack that segues into an ever inspiring crescendo. Check.
6. and finally, show how thin/big/shiny the tv really is as a signoff. Check.
7. 3D glasses needed to use this very technology. Err..oops?

waddaya know.

they somehow forgot to tell/imply/show that you would need 3D glasses to use this technology properly. still, i love the direction. the interpretation of endless imagination.

Err..

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