Australian Ipad’s come complete with a pair legs.

If you’re not aware yet, Apple has finally released the Ipad onto the Australian market. Not that it needs anymore publicity,but Apple made sure everyone was aware of the Ipad by a series of bus shelter advertisements, in strategic locations. Which is apparently most suburbs.

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As competition in the smartphone builds up, Motorola’s latest smartphone the Droid, uses the catch phrase “Droid Does” as part of its advertising campaign, no doubt with major competitor the Apple iPhone in mind. Motorola has teamed up with Verizon and Google to produce this Android based smartphone clearly aimed at the geeky and tech savvy users.

Spotted in New York City, this giant Sony Playstation PSP mounted on a billboard.

This giant PSP was in fact an electronic video screen, faithfully advertising the PSP day after day

until…

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Oh dear me… A system error has occurred. And in public.

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This HP notebook billboard was spotted in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia featuring the HP Touchsmart TX2 notebook computer. Notice the words “Alami dunia sentuhan!” which translates from Malay into “Natural world touch”.

Interestingly this billboard only features English and Malay languages. Have they forgotten about the other significant ethnic Malaysian races of the Chinese and Indian people? Malaysia Boleh!

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Translation: “We provide machines that look after themselves”

Is it an advertisement for baby milk supplement? Not in the least!

German solar cell manufacturer Q-Cells.com really pulled out all stops with this large billboard in Frankfurt. Being one of the largest manufacturers of photovoltaic cells in the world, this sort of advertising is bound to get some attention. After all, everyone loves cute babies don’t they?  oh yes, there’s a breast as well.

Perhaps Q-Cells should look at sponsoring breast cancer research. Confused?  Me too.