I see your confusion. The ad copy gives you the impression that it is selling the display, but what I really want is that amazing AI-enabled hover-mouse that doesn't need to be on a table to be used.
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The marketing is "get them to stare at our ad for more than 2 seconds, and maybe get some people to post it around for free as 'content'." Looks like it worked perfectly.
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What's so confusing? Is it the hand holding the laptop, the foot holding up the monitor, the face down cupboard? I'm sure there's more.
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The design is very human.
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This confusing nonsense is why our firm shifted the entire marketing budget to hypnotoad endorsements.
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You can't escape...
It’s actually a good ad, though I question the setting for a young woman. She is so immersed by the display, the room she is in has faded away and become whatever game she is playing. That’s why there is no computer desk.
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Said like somebody who doesn't know that using two keyboards allows you to hack twice as fast. Same logic here.
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Everything is disjointed, confused, altered - except for the monitor.
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At least the model looks about as confused as the rest of us lol
An arm holding up the laptop and a foot holding up the display
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She's focussing deeply on using Windows' On-screen keyboard
Your computer has been infected by a pornographic virus. You have 25 seconds to close all 517 popups using the office’s deadliest mouse.
1500R? So, like, you need to sit 4.5 feet away for the curve to make sense?
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Floating mouse, apparently it still works.
This looks like a weird combination of 2020 Design and Space Engineers to me
That mouse has nowhere to rest it, and that bothers me.
Yes, I know.
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Ouch! Ma neck!
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