In a key moment, the voice mentions the cursor on a computer, and the ad highlights the trackpad functionality of the iPad Pro, even as its “not-so-arrow-cursor” appears on the screen.

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Rosalind Picard specializes in something called affective computing. She designs technology that can measure and communicate human emotion. Her work started with autistic children, and from there ...

The raccoons who made computer magazine ads great In the 1980s and 1990s, PC Connection built its brand on a campaign starring folksy small-town critters. They’ll still charm your socks off. Posted by ...

Apple is running a commercial in which a kid with an iPad asks, "What's a computer?" The ad is meant to portray a world where computers no longer exist — and kids don't know what they are. Many ...

But it was more than that. The 'can a computer make you cry' advert also laid out a new philosophy for games; a philosophy that looked beyond the age of arcade thrills to something more profound.

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The 1987 ad asking "Do I really need a personal computer?" is a great example of how even really smart people can make major strategy mistakes.

A Master Course in Computer Magazine Ad Salesmanship Circa 1996 More than a quarter century later, PC World associate publisher Jeff Edman's 90-minute presentation on the state of the ad market in the ...

A handwritten draft of an Apple computer advert written by Steve Jobs has sold for almost £140,000 ($175,759) online.