Apple mobile phone advertising words

Apple mobile phone is the representative of today's mobile phone industry, so what are the advertising words about Apple mobile phone? The following are the advertising words of Apple's mobile phone. Let's have a look!

The advertising slogan of Apple's mobile phone is "Believe at the touch". （iPod touch）

What you touch is real, and it's easy to think that seeing is believing = seeing is believing.

"The game begins. Wait a minute. Wait. " （iPod touch）

Game over = game over, game started = game started; Remember the theme song "My heart is eternal" of Titanic? Keep moving.

"iPod shuffle"

Small talk = small talk, which just illustrates two characteristics of shuffle: small talk.

"Randomness is the new order." （iPod shuffle）

Randomness is the new order. We said this sentence applies to "xx is the new black". (Children's shoes that have not been seen can be made up in black. )

"Two brains are better than one." (Power MAC dual-core processor)

Two brains are definitely better than 1, which means two brains are better than 1 Zhuge Liang.

"Less is more" (PowerBook)

Less is more, and the classics don't explain.

"Small is big." "small is beautiful" (Mac mini)

Small is big. Small is beautiful. These two sentences have been frequently quoted recently.

"Smart Book" (MacBook)

Street smart= rich social knowledge, book smart= rich book knowledge, where book refers to MacBook, which means MacBook is smart and capable.

"Redesign. Reengineering project. Re-hinge everything. " (Apple Computer)

Redesign, remanufacture, and start over. The prefix re- means "re, re", and the most powerful thing is that everything is "re".

"Everything 2" (MacBook dual-core processor)

The square of everything is because of the dual core.

"There are beautiful women outside. The beast inside. " （Mac Pro）

Outstanding appearance, special interior, both internal and external repair. Besides "monster", beast also refers to "special person or thing".

"Thin and innovative" (MacBook Air)

Thinnovation = thin+innovation, thin and innovative.

"Where's the computer?" （iMac）

Where are all the computers? Apple has always distinguished itself from other computers. Computers are divided into Apple computers and personal computers. This sentence implies the meaning of "who still uses PCs". This sentence comes from the classic English song "Where Are the Flowers?" (Those flowers).

"Strike at ideas, not budgets." （iMac）

It's not your wallet that surprises you.

"I think therefore I am." （iMac）

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