Taiwanese video reenactment of Steve Jobs’ iPhone 4 debacle with Star Wars theme
File this under Phenomenal.
It’s a Taiwanese News CG Reenactment that tells the story of Steve Jobs and the iPhone 4, from the Gizmodo incident all the way through the All-Antennas-are-a-Problem-Here’s-an-Antenna-Cover press conference.
Don’t miss these priceless moments:
- Steve Jobs and Bill Gates face off in a Star Wars light saber battle spurred on by the the subtitle “Apple makes even more money than Microsoft.”
- Appearance by Special Gizmodo Guest Star Jason Chen, who kicked off the now legendary iPhone 4 fiaso by paying $5,000 in cash to buy an early iPhone 4 inadvertently left at a bar by an Apple employee.
- Darth Jobs laughing with evil gusto under the subtitle “Consumers hate being locked into AT&T’s crappy network.”
- A recap of the Apple press conference “somewhere over Cupertino, California.”
This one’s even better than their Taiwanese News CG Reenactment of the Tiger Woods saga.
H/T @cdixon and @borthwick

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My favorite part was when Jobs chopped the fingers off the customer. Also, Jason Chen’s wicked ’stache.
I also love the line about Steve Jobs leading the investigation into Jason Chen’s house, “breaking personal human rights” and making Chen hover in mid-air.
And, of course, Jobs is wearing his black turtleneck. Wardrobe win.
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The laugh is the best part! What’s Mandarin for “muahahahaha”?
I loved the laser slicing off the fingers best as well.
And I confess I am feeling pretty redeemed by the Apple backlash. There’s more than just the antenna to ridicule. The touch screen is very hard to use; the search function is primitive; and the calendar is clunky. I’m waiting to hear more complaints about some of those issues now that the bloom is off the rose.
And I think this also means that you should date Schmidt.
This video creates the danger that iPhone fanatics will remove those fingertips themselves in devotion to their product….
I think this kind of emergent resentment of Apple is inevitable whenever Underdog becomes Overlord. What would Polly do, jump to Schmidt or stick with Steve?
(Remember: were it not for Steve, computers would still be beige).
You’re right, Jeff. With success comes the inevitable resentment and targeting – for Apple, Google and Facebook. Twitter will be there soon as well.
I think the cycle is this:
1. Underdog
2. Overlord
3. Battered and Criticized Overlord
4. Underdog 2.0
I think the beaten-up period puts the overlord back in the role of underdog. Polly might stick with Steve Jobs in that scenario.
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