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26 Feb
What you see above is a brand new commercial promoting Research in Motion’s first touch-screen Blackberry, the Blackberry Storm.
How do I know that RIM doesn’t like Apple after viewing the above commercial? Well perhaps the black berry shooting through a literal apple has something to do with it.
Oh RIM, with your pranks, let’s just wait for Apple to fire back.
Update: Apparently this is actually an ad that was presented to RIM and they declined. Bummer, I would have loved to see this on the TV.
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lol this is the coolest add i have even seen
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RIM seems to have misplaced blame. It’s hardly Apple’s fault they released the rushed and buggy Blackberry Storm where it promptly damaged RIM’s solid reputation and tanked in the marketplace.
Now, it seems like everyone is looking to the Palm Pre to topple the iPhone. RIM loses this round, catchy marketing aside - the Pre has all the hype right now.
RIM you can blame no one but yourself. Get back to the drawing board you can still win this.
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