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The first iPhone ad worths 1,7 million dollars Youtube Video

Category iPhone, 3GSM | Permalink | 28. February 2007

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You are going to see a video that appears to be very simple and easy to produce, but despite that, Apple paid not more, not less than $1,7 million for its making and distribution. It has gone live last night, during the Oscars and it contains snippets of Hollywood stars saying “Hello” on different types of phones, from the plain old rotary phone to the iPhone we’re all going to see.

A total of twenty-eight actors from all eras of cinematography and even a couple of animated characters go through saying “Hello”, except two that say “bonjour” and “yo! yo!” (now that’s a nice touch, eh?), until the very end when the iPhone appears on the screen, immediately followed by a big “Hello” message on a black screen and a “Coming in June” finale.

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So now we know. It’s June…
Enjoy the video.

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