i remember getting mine in 1990 to ..... haha back then we wer like woow look how advanced and high tech this is!!!! now were just like woh look at that dinosoure!!!
evalution baby! now i have a imac 2011 ... watch in a couple of years its going to be considered a dinosour to haha!
Looks like a 8570 with the ever popular 8512 vga monitor.. Fixed many many of them back then. these units sold for over 3k. many many of them ran perfectly for years untill the Y2K scare ended their lives. BTW the 8512 monitor would never display full screen.. go figure
@DoReMiForever You should post videos of them running.. havent seen one in years. ya see them in older movies now and again.. my wife thinks Im crazy when I say "Hay thats a 8512!" or "8514 ah the good ole days"
@atari2600a Actually, yes. Before the PS/2, IBM had used Chaplin in advertisements for its computers. With the PS/2, they introduced this new style of advertising, with the jingle and such. Chaplin's image on the screen was included here as a reference of sorts to the previous ads; unfortunately for IBM, though, the new ads made the PS/2 seem unprofessional, and it was fairly unpopular.
and to think IBM is still in business and respected....that takes talent i respect them more now for suriving that aweful commercial....though i must admit it was kind of catchy....
Cool Ad - funny thing is - even though the PS/2 never took off for a lot of reasons - a good chunk of all the technology it introduced (30/72 pin simms, vga/mcga/xga, ps/2 connectors) were in every pc up until a few years ago.
LOL i like IBM computers, but i hate the IBM commercials. I saw this ad on an old tape my dad recorded. LOL the tape was about the 41st president George Bush (not today's bush).
hahaha this got sent to Norway television in 1998 lol NRK 1 the first radio and television that have seent kids show from 6 the clock to 7 clock in around 90 years
Whenever there's an IBM ad on TV it's a bunch of guys in a meeting talking about client interfacing, and then the voiceover promises that IBM is best for interlinking your globospherical client interfacing solutions.
At least with this weird business shit ad there's a catchy tune.
PS/2 stands for "Personal System/2". It was the first computer to have 3½" floppy drive and mini plugs for keyboard and mouse (now known as PS2 plugs). I own a model 50, with 10 MHz CPU, 20 Mb hard drive and 1 megabyte of memory. Still fun playing Commander Keen 4 on it.
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i remember getting mine in 1990 to ..... haha back then we wer like woow look how advanced and high tech this is!!!! now were just like woh look at that dinosoure!!!
evalution baby! now i have a imac 2011 ... watch in a couple of years its going to be considered a dinosour to haha!
cachristian123 4 months ago
F*** i hate commercials these days, back then commercials weren't crap
lolfunnycp 5 months ago
導入するのは、たいへんそう
ainazi100 8 months ago
Looks like a 8570 with the ever popular 8512 vga monitor.. Fixed many many of them back then. these units sold for over 3k. many many of them ran perfectly for years untill the Y2K scare ended their lives. BTW the 8512 monitor would never display full screen.. go figure
jrocco36 9 months ago
@jrocco36 I have two PS/2 monitors that work like new
DoReMiForever 6 months ago
@DoReMiForever You should post videos of them running.. havent seen one in years. ya see them in older movies now and again.. my wife thinks Im crazy when I say "Hay thats a 8512!" or "8514 ah the good ole days"
Sad that computers are not the same anymore
jrocco36 6 months ago
Was that Charlie Chaplin?
atari2600a 11 months ago
@atari2600a Actually, yes. Before the PS/2, IBM had used Chaplin in advertisements for its computers. With the PS/2, they introduced this new style of advertising, with the jingle and such. Chaplin's image on the screen was included here as a reference of sorts to the previous ads; unfortunately for IBM, though, the new ads made the PS/2 seem unprofessional, and it was fairly unpopular.
HugoEckener127 10 months ago
@HugoEckener127 A Chaplin look-alike
sundhaug92 9 months ago
It's all fun and games until this song gets stuck in your head for four days. Trust me.
trumpetboyclassical 1 year ago 16
@trumpetboyclassical
Catchy, though.
ftrt46hce 1 year ago
@trumpetboyclassical mee too xD
windchannel1 1 year ago
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@trumpetboyclassical me too
windchannel1 1 year ago
in the time where IBM was a REAL pc company and had new solutions and ideas
jakobat1994 1 year ago
PS/2 it! (PlayStation 2 it)
jason24568 1 year ago
I actually made a replica of the PS/2 it! as my wallpaper! :D Took forever, but well worth it!
zomgthesoftness 1 year ago
and to think IBM is still in business and respected....that takes talent i respect them more now for suriving that aweful commercial....though i must admit it was kind of catchy....
hokage102364 2 years ago
For the late 80s, it's not a bad commercial. It looks lame now because...well, it looks old. Obviously in '89 it would've been nice.
FarnhamJ07 2 years ago
@FarnhamJ07 new stuff looks lame
ThunderdomeIX 1 year ago
If you were just a little bit smarter you would have been able to recognize how retarded you truelly are.
Barrack HUSSAIN Obama's name shall live on in marble for eons, while yours in sand, peasant!
HellesBringer 1 year ago
@HellesBringer gb2 kfc, you dumb nigger
misc116 1 year ago
go go gadget you're on my ignore list!
HellesBringer 1 year ago
i love this ad. Its clever and it highlights the computer well
TechForThought 2 years ago
Is this where the ps/2 port for mice and keyboards got its name?
spunker88 2 years ago 11
Yep. This was the first computer to use the mini-midi ports for the mouse & keyboard.
databeer 2 years ago 4
That's mini-DIN
douro20 2 years ago
Yes. It also introduced the 3.5 floppy, VGA, SVGA and XGA graphics to the PC.
terrorzilla 2 years ago
I had a PS/2. I remember it said it had an MGA monitor.
loggeronline 2 years ago
@spunker88
Yes.
ftrt46hce 1 year ago
@spunker88
Yes.
ftrt46hce 1 year ago
@spunker88 Yes
sundhaug92 9 months ago
@spunker88 Yes, the PS/2 port was introduced with the failed IBM PS/2 line.
mstcrow5429 3 months ago
@spunker88 Yep, that is correct.
AIM9XSW 3 months ago
great things to make are funny
tv adverts because hey can do wonderfull
thing to make them entertaining and funny
i made one titled dr peper 2007 advert
it was actualy an tribute advert and
i did all the cast voices for the advert
but i do love seing and collecting them
it is a passion of mine and they're great.
frankie smales
(retro tv advert fan)
FRANKIESHANOWSKIY2K0 2 years ago
Cool Ad - funny thing is - even though the PS/2 never took off for a lot of reasons - a good chunk of all the technology it introduced (30/72 pin simms, vga/mcga/xga, ps/2 connectors) were in every pc up until a few years ago.
SkuldChan42 2 years ago 2
Latitude D400 it! xD. Thanks for this movie !
jeremieliveun 2 years ago
This damn commercial has been in my head all these years. Hahaha
sorcerio 3 years ago
Could someone please clarify the first words of the commercial? I find everything before 5 seconds is just impossible to figure out.
kishkizzle 3 years ago
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"You want to stand with computers that can grow along with you?"
This commercial reminds me of toy commercials of the era.
tiberianfiend 2 years ago
re: tiberianfiend
Ya know, playing it again, that's exactly correct. Thanks lol. I thought maybe a second was cut off at the beginning making it sound so...inaudible.
kishkizzle 2 years ago
aah..I love vintage *sniffs*
FutureiMacuser 3 years ago
i like it
ongchorcool 3 years ago
makes me wish i was born a brotha! yo. ps/2 biatch!
goobernutz 3 years ago
I used to work on these systems! I always liked them but freakin' microchannel propietary architecture
dodgechryslersucks 3 years ago
Superb. I have a number of PS/2s in my collection.
wisteela 3 years ago
I'm glad IBM dropped this jingle style. Their comedy sketches are so much better.
mikeabundo 3 years ago
LOL i like IBM computers, but i hate the IBM commercials. I saw this ad on an old tape my dad recorded. LOL the tape was about the 41st president George Bush (not today's bush).
mrgeekwillnotreturn 3 years ago
love it
cedemyamaha 3 years ago
hahaha this got sent to Norway television in 1998 lol NRK 1 the first radio and television that have seent kids show from 6 the clock to 7 clock in around 90 years
SMGJohn 3 years ago
lol ps2! really makes me think of the playstation 2.
officialmashitup 3 years ago
PlayStation 2 would have been a supercomputer back then!
mrgeekwillnotreturn 3 years ago
ROFL.. this is not that kinda ps2....
btw playstation 2 sucks...
tcpnet 3 years ago
i know! in 1989 the GPU of a ps2 would of made a mentally performing processor, let alone the processor itself XD
officialmashitup 3 years ago
Wow! Is there anything the IBM Personal System/2® can't do!? I hear they can even display 256 colors on the screen!
cds905 3 years ago 2
are u cereal
hey134 3 years ago
They've gone to far. It's now WITCHCRAFT!
What's next, a 1MB Harddrive!?!?!?!
DannyMinick 3 years ago
actually.. next generation computers will have a 1.06mb hard drive.. no joke soo much space.. lol just kidding.
tcpnet 3 years ago
It would also take about 5 minutes to share a 20 MB file to the person across the hall!
TheGeek1028 3 years ago
Whenever there's an IBM ad on TV it's a bunch of guys in a meeting talking about client interfacing, and then the voiceover promises that IBM is best for interlinking your globospherical client interfacing solutions.
At least with this weird business shit ad there's a catchy tune.
Futurebobbers 3 years ago
internet it. firewire it. cd it. floppy it. derr lol jk
cautionthisissparta 4 years ago 3
hey its kinda catchy!
you cant even do all that shit on modern computers, I am getting a PS/2!
LOL ^_^
robosale 4 years ago
Micro shit architecture I remember getting a model 50 and trying to upgrade it. Horrors.
Lumotaku 4 years ago
why dont you USB it
kodeyboudreau 4 years ago
ADB it. SCSI it.
TechVideos2566 4 years ago 2
Firewire it. AirPort it.
intel80386 3 years ago
Can't forget...
MCA it!
kishkizzle 2 years ago
kodeyboudreau, USB, come frist out in the late 1997
TopGearHater 3 years ago
yay i am geting a IBM ps/2 modl 25 brand new never out of the box and i bought it on ebay
piplol2468 4 years ago
Hi I write from the Italia/Sardegna.
I obviously remember very well this publicity in Italian but the images were the same.
Thanks to whom has proposed her..
matzellu 4 years ago
wrong polebois the mac was the first computer with the 3.5 inch floppy. You could have had a commdore 64 with a 3.5 inch 1581 in 87.
Lumotaku 4 years ago
Mac was also the first one with the 1.44MB floppy. But Windows had a 720K floppy in the 80s.
jacobdallen 4 years ago
Yeah, and Mac beat that with 800K. My old Windows 286 PS/2 still has some 720Ks.
TechVideos2566 4 years ago
hey "poeleabois," u left out the fact that it also featured vga output? lol
chucknorris687 4 years ago
Damn I remember that ad. I never even knew the PS2 name existed at the time.
ScottBrown717 4 years ago
PS/2 stands for "Personal System/2". It was the first computer to have 3½" floppy drive and mini plugs for keyboard and mouse (now known as PS2 plugs). I own a model 50, with 10 MHz CPU, 20 Mb hard drive and 1 megabyte of memory. Still fun playing Commander Keen 4 on it.
poeleabois 4 years ago
how awsome was keen
granthamboy85 3 years ago
PS2? LOL!
Msdos4 4 years ago
This was before the game system, so it's Sony that deserves the name stealing remarks.
dashwarts 4 years ago 2
@dashwarts
IBM never sued Sony
nomadcowatbk 1 year ago
@nomadcowatbk I wasn't implying that there was a lawsuit over the name, I was simply pointing out that the IBM PS/2 came out before the Sony PS2.
dashwarts 1 year ago