Super Bowl Tech Ad Roundup – Intel, GoDaddy, Google, Vizio and more
Short Version:
A collection of tech, web and geek related Super Bowl ads from Super Bowl 44 on January February 7th 2010.
Super Bowl 44 has wrapped up and with New Orleans already on it’s way to Mardi Gras complete with a Vince Lombardi trophy in hand we wanted to take a quick look at the technology commercials that have taken over the Super Bowl in recent years. Personally, I felt that the commercials in the first half looked a bit like last year’s notebooks but like the Saint’s performance I was pleasantly surprised be the second half worth of Super Bowl commercials.
Intel Sad Robot Ad:
Intel Generations – aka Space Invaders, Email, Wireless and Turboboost:
GoDaddy Spa – Massage Therapist Ad:
GoDaddy News Spoof:
GoDaddy “Lola” – NFL player turned fashion designer ad:
Megan Fox’s Bathtub Motorola Devour Ad for Verizon’s new Android Phone:
Google’s Parisian Love Story Ad:
KGB – Skinny guys versus a Sumo wrestler:
Vizio Internet Enabled TV / Vizio Web TV Super Bowl Ad:
Cars.com – Delivers a Tiger but scared to buy a car ad:
Flo TV Mobile TV- Driven Crazy with Jim Nantz:
Flo TV Mobile TV – Will.I.Am My Generation Super Bowl Ad:
Boost Mobile – Shuffle Super Bowl Ad:
Dante’s Inferno Game Trailer Super Bowl Ad:
To watch the rest of the Super Bowl Commercials check out the AdZone on Hulu:
What did you think? Did tech companies do a good job this year? At least they kept their pants on! Am I right?
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