John Battelle of Federated Media and his team just released an innovative ad campaign for Asus computer maker.

After watching the latest MID Video from Intel promoting their line of ultra-portable internet brick devices, I felt compelled to take a look back at the original Microsoft Origami video that promoted basically the same device (albeit not powered by Intel).
2 years later which video do you think is better?
Intel

Microsoft

Claimed to be the sexiest iPhone yet, the useless piece of beautifully lit plastic from Intel is one heck of a concept. Engadget has the exclusive on the latest concept MID devices from Intel, and boy are they something that makes us want to save up our pennies:

And here’s a classic video I found that made me fall in love with the idea of a UMPC — back when the Zune still had a chance, and the iPhone could have simply been just a ‘Video iPod’:

After watching the video from Podtech, I was really pumped about the REDFLY, as it seemed like a really cool product, but was I wrong? Kirt Bailey gave a great, albeit a little long, presentation of his new device, and it prompted me to write this post and do some more research.
I began to navigate their site using their sitemap, and it took me back to the good ‘ol days
But after reading some posts from Engadget and the like, I was thoroughly dissapointed. For some reason, Engadget chose the …