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New Apple Print Ads Feature iPad Mini and Newsstand
9to5Mac has pooled together some images of a new set of print ads from Apple. The ads show off the 7.9-inch iPad mini's Newsstand capabilities on the back covers of magazines like The New Yorker and Time.
The ads tout that the magazines that people are reading are also available on the iPad mini in a digital format in a package smaller than the traditional print magazine size. Depicting the iPad mini at its actual size not only offers a comparison to the print versions but also highlights how the iPad may be better for periodicals from Newsstand than the full-sized iPad because of its smaller size and lighter weight.
The ads tout that the magazines that people are reading are also available on the iPad mini in a digital format in a package smaller than the traditional print magazine size. Depicting the iPad mini at its actual size not only offers a comparison to the print versions but also highlights how the iPad may be better for periodicals from Newsstand than the full-sized iPad because of its smaller size and lighter weight.
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84 months ago
Too much white in the back cover.
I think this was the goal.. to show how small the iPad mini's actual size is.
84 months ago
For me the ad highlights why I'd prefer to read a mag on the full sized iPad.
84 months ago
When all magazines go digital-youll see an ad for a Small Time Magazine on the ipad mini
84 months ago
If you order one of those grand-spanking-new $3000 iMacs on Friday, they should at least throw in a free iPad Mini.
But Apple doesn't do stuff like this.
But Apple doesn't do stuff like this.
84 months ago
Why does the New Yorker iPad mini look messed up. The left side has a gap like a regular iPad, the right side looks like an ipad mini. wtf lol
There's a black bar on the left side of the full-size New Yorker cover.
84 months ago
Classy. Samsung needs to take some notes. Microsoft too, tablets don't dance and click.
84 months ago
Ironically, here's a great reason not to buy iPads: you don't get ads as awesome as the ones in print magazines.
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