Palm's Pixi TV spot heads in a new direction, bids adieu to creepy redhead
EnGadget Nov 11 09Palm, somehow finally managing to glean that the creepy, confusing, weirdly not-relaxing spots they'd been rolling out for the Pre weren't having the kind of impact they probably had hoped for, appears to have turned over a new leaf. Witness the jubilant, effective new holiday campaign for the Pixi. We have to hand it to the ad department -- this one actually kind of works. See the full video after the break... and, goodbye creepy lady.
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Palm's Pixi TV spot heads in a new direction, bids adieu to creepy redhead originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 11 Nov 2009 21:14:00 EST. Full story...
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