Microsoft's ad compares an older, previous-generation MacBook Air to the latest Windows PCs with Copilot+ branding to justify the tagline.
Microsoft ad uses an older MacBook Air for comparison: “We’re faster than a Mac”
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Microsoft Outlook has made it much harder for free users to avoid ads
Microsoft is boosting advertising in its mobile Outlook email client, with free users seeing more email-like ads at the top of their inboxes than ever before.
I just rewatched the Windows 7 launch party video, my favorite worst Microsoft ad ever
We surely hope that Microsoft's attempt at a campy viral campaign for when Windows 11 launches won't be a promotional blunder as this cringe-worthy Windows 7 launch party video.
New Microsoft ad slams the Touch Bar: “Why can’t they just give me a whole touchscreen?”
Microsoft's marketing department is once again exploiting the fact that Apple doesn't seem interested in making a touchscreen Mac so it's put together a new ad. In it, the Windows maker pits the Surface Pro 8 against Apple's freshly-updated MacBook Pro featuring Apple silicon.
Watch Microsoft’s holiday ad featuring adorable pups dreaming about being in video games
Apple's holiday-themed commercials are usually quite nice, or even awesome, but Microsoft has had some memorable holiday commercials over the years as well. This time around, however, the Windows maker has one-upped its old friends from Cupertino with an excellent, well-executed holiday ad featuring adorable dogs that dream about being in video games.
Microsoft’s new ad for Surface Laptop 2 features a real life guy named Mac Book
In a fun nod back to Apple's classic Mac vs. PC advertisements from about a decade ago, Microsoft's latest commercial for its second-generation Surface Laptop features a real life guy, named Mackenzie “Mac” Book from Sydney, Australia. No, seriously.
Microsoft Surface holiday ad disses iPad by saying “big dreams need a real computer”
Microsoft yesterday published quit an amusing festive ad for Surface Go through the team's official YouTube channel. Running thirty seconds long, it depicts a little girl standing in front of a Microsoft Store as she professes her love for Surface Go over Apple's iPad.