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Kylie, the adorable Asian American kid using Microsoft products is at it again, and this time around she’s pitching Windows 7 – the latest version of Windows to be released in late October.
That said, I think this new commercial with Kylie is a bit less genuine; in her debut commercial, I could genuinely believe that Kylie was using her Windows PC to edit and share her digital photos with her family and friends. In this commercial, Kyle points to all the great reviews for Windows 7 and creates a slideshow to the tune of Europe’s The Final Countdown? She kinda comes across as a Microsoft puppet if you ask me — give me flying humans to the tune of Ray of Light to launch a new operating system any day.
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I was about to write the same thing haha. The little girl is adorable.
This commercial makes me want an Asian kid more than it makes me want Windows 7.
I was about to write the same thing haha. The little girl is adorable.
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