Happy Holidays, From Apple — Er, Alltel

Steve Hall

Dec. 15, 2007
1 min read

Like Apple, Alltel Wireless looks to old-school animation to bring a festive feel to its holiday ads.

If that doesn’t work, well hell, maybe free RAZRs will. Or a discounted MotoROKR with 50 free songs (snowflake-shaped ninja stars not included). Or both.

Attempts by competitors, vying feebly to beat the good guy, come stock. Hey, didn’t Apple do that in its holiday ad too?

Put together by Bent Image Lab.

Steve Hall

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