This year's Grammy Awards weren't as packed with gadget advertising -- gadvertising* -- as the Super Bowl, but Microsoft and Google still coughed up to hawk their wares. The former wanted to demonstrate the productivity chops of the Surface Pro with a commercial that implies the device will cause your employees to breakdance involuntarily. Google, on the other hand, wanted to show off the powers of the Nexus 4 and Google Now to help you distinguish between fish and vegetables, in case the smell isn't enough. Curious to know more? We've stashed the clips after the break.
* A term we just invented. Hollywood, call us.
Filed under: Cellphones, Tablets, Software, Microsoft, Google
Source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/02/11/grammy-gadget-ads-2013/
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