Bangkok Insurance
M Max Energy drink
SMOOTH E, "Materialism"
Smooth E - story
More Thai funny ads
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Insurance and more, Creative and Funny Thai Ads
Health Promotion Ads
Elegant Piece from Thailand
Funny and creative piece, from Thailand as well
Normal piece from Singapore
and..
Now you understand why I said Thais are so creative and funny~
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Awesome! Some really best pieces
Cheers Beer from Thailand
Save Animals
Really got your head shocked by it, isn't it?
Safe Driving, a more to your heart piece
Truly World Peace, might that day really comes...
Ask Milk from Japan
Hong Kong Commercials, 19
加薑以羅菓子鹽 茶寮肚痛+得果定Cool潤喉糖 唱山歌-陳奕迅(Eason)
醫神教你呢健事 ...司各脫魚肝油... 陳奕迅
醫神教你呢健事,安寧眼藥水廣告-陳奕迅(Eason)
撒隆適清涼滲透膏貼廣告-黃秋生
漁夫之寶(Fisherman's Friend) Suger-Free Chewing Gum
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Hong Kong Commercials, 18
A must see Redbull commercial!
Red Bull - Molenaar
Red Bull ad - Dogs
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Hong Kong Commercials, 17
Red Bull 魔鬼篇 2006/30sec
Red Bull Commercial - "Bull's Balls"
Red Bull 海盜篇
Red Bull 囚犯篇
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Hong Kong Commercials, 16
RedBull送你一對翼-飛貓(Flying Cats)
RedBull送你一對翼-科學怪人(Frankenstein)
RedBull送你一對翼-開庭審案
RedBull送你一對翼-騎士與Sweety
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Hong Kong Commercials, 15
L'OREL PARiS true match, Michele Reis
葡萄適廣告-過山車篇
香港專業進修學校(HKCT)
麥當勞Hello Kitty & Friends
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Hong Kong Commercials, 14
TVB
SUISSE
PCCW MOOV-Avril Lavigne Girlfriend
L'OREAL UV Perfect
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Sunday, August 26, 2007
Mac Vs. PC
15 short Ads = Apple Mac Guy -VS- PC Guy
South Park Mac vs. PC
"Mac or PC" Rap Music Video - Mac vs PC
Mac Vs Bloated PC
Saturday, August 25, 2007
Hong Kong Commercials, 13
McDonald's -- McMug 麥嘜 2001/30sec
McDonald's
McDonald's 24 hours, Eason Chan
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Monday, August 20, 2007
AIG, the giant Insurance Companies Group, 3
Commercial | AIG & Manchester United (Road Movie) | May 2007
Filme da F Nazca para Unibanco AIG
Aig Israel
Reklama Amplico AIG Life
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AIG, the giant Insurance Companies Group, 2
AIG TVC KOREA Santa Claus
TATA AIG
AIG SALARY: [ JUPITER ]
AMPLICO AIG LIFE
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AIG, the giant Insurance Companies Group, 1
2004 Athens Olympics AIG Gymnastics Commercial
Dana International - Lady AIG Commercial
AIG Japanese Commercial
AIG TVC superman
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Monday, August 13, 2007
Hong Kong Commercials, 12
Virgin Atlantic
Anti-smoking Campaign
Clean Hong Kong
Virgin Atlantic Spoof?
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Hong Kong Commercials, 11
Media Air Conditioner
Olympus
Shell
Cathay Air
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Chinese Wine
Hong Kong Welcome You, Travel in HK
MV (Amazing Hong Kong)
Dao Hang Bank
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Hong Kong Commercials, 9
KMB
OSIM Michael Wong
Wrigley's Chewing Gums
Canful Car
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Hong Kong Commercials, 8
Cafe de Coral
CATHAY PACIFIC AIRLINE 2007
HSBC
Motorola T2688 Mobile
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Hong Kong Commercials, 7
SKII Sammi Cheng
CATHAY PACIFIC AIRLINE 2006.30s
Crocodile Old Hong Kong
MV (Hong Kong Experience)
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Typhoon Signal issuing arrangement advertisement (Hong Kong)
Workplace English Campaign
Ocean Park
One2Free Jay Chou
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Hong Kong Commercials, 5
Cathay Pacific Airways 60th ~1
Cathay Pacific Airways 60th ~2
Chinese Wine
Ferrero Rocher
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Hong Kong Commercials, 4
Coke Zero
Lucozade Sports
Cotalin Traffic Light (Funny)
Airwaves
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Hong Kong Commercials, 3
AXA MPF
Cesar Dog Foo
Peanut Cartoon (Funny)
Peanut Classic
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Hong Kong Commercials, 2
Tempo Triad Member (Funny)
Whiskas Cat Food
NWT Mobile Twins
MTR Tseung Kwan O Line Opening
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Hong Kong Commercials, 1
Masters Milk from Australia
Pain Killer (Banned)
Hong Kong Government Railway
Shell V-power
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Monday, August 6, 2007
Shell, Royal Dutch Shell, part 3
2007 list of Forbes Global 2000
Listed below are the top 10 companies featured on the 2007 list.
Citigroup- Bank of America
HSBC- General Electric
- JPMorgan Chase
- American International Group
- ExxonMobil
Royal Dutch Shell
UBS- ING Group
Hong Kong Commercial - Shell V-power Cartoon
Shell - Made to move TV commercial
SHELL Experience the Difference TV Commercial 1990
Shell Energy Commercial
Shell, Royal Dutch Shell, part 2
| Royal Dutch Shell PLC | |
 | |
| Type | Public (LSE: RDSA / RDSB) |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1907 |
| Headquarters | The Hague, The Netherlands |
| Key people | Jeroen van der Veer, CEO Jorma Ollila, Chairman |
| Industry | Oil and gas |
| Products | Oil Natural gas Petrochemicals |
| Revenue |  $318.845 billionUSD(2006) |
| Net income | $26.311 billionUSD(2006) |
| Employees | 112,000 |
| Website | www.shell.com |
from wiki
Extended Shell commercial
Formula 1 Ferrari Shell Commercial
Shell commercial, Eureka
long version
Michael Schumacher Shell Commercial
Shell, Royal Dutch Shell, part 1
Royal Dutch Shell PLC is a multinational oil company ("oil major") of British and Dutch origins. It is one of the largest private sector energy corporations in the world, and one of the six "supermajors" (vertically integrated private sector oil exploration, natural gas, and petroleum product marketing companies). The company's head offices (also known as the "central offices") are in The Hague and London (Shell Centre) 
Bing Crossby - Shell Commercial from 1950's
The company's main business is the exploration for and the production, processing, transportation and marketing of hydrocarbons (oil and gas). Shell also has a significant petrochemicals business (Shell Chemicals), and an embryonic renewable energy sector developing wind, hydrogen and solar power opportunities.
Harvick's Shell Commercial
Shell is incorporated in the UK with its corporate headquarters in The Hague, its tax residence is in the Netherlands, and its primary listings on the London Stock Exchange and Euronext Amsterdam (only "A" shares are part of the AEX index). Shell's revenues of $318.8 billion in 2006 made it the second-largest corporation in the world by revenues behind only ExxonMobil.
Its 2006 gross profits of $26 billion made it the world's second most profitable company, after ExxonMobil and before BP. Forbes Global 2000 in 2007 ranked Shell the eighth largest company in the world. It operates in over 140 countries. In the United States, its Shell Oil Company subsidiary, headquartered in Houston, Texas, is one of Shell's largest businesses.
Michael Schumacher Shell commercial N.1 (Pit stop)
Source of info: wiki
Saturday, July 14, 2007
Fedex, 3
Fedex Revenue $32.294 billion USD (2006)
Operating income $3.014 billion USD (2006)
Net income $1.806 billion USD (2006)
The name "FedEx" had been a popular, if unofficial, abbreviation for Federal Express for several years before the company chose it as its primary brand name in 1994. The new identity was revealed to the world on June 24, 1994. The "Federal Express" name was eliminated entirely in 2000, when FDX Corporation changed its name to FedEx Corporation and adopted the tagline "The World On Time".
Fed Ex Superbowl Commercial with Burt Reynolds
In 2000, FedEx and the USPS signed a 7-year contract to carry all the USPS overnight and high-priority mail throughout the FedEx system. The postal contract has recently been extented until 2012 and USPS continues to be one of the largest customers for FedEx. In 2001, FedEx acquired American Freightways[citation needed], a leading less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier, and combined them with Viking Freight to create FedEx Freight.
FedEx not exist yet... not my problem
In February 2004, FedEx bought Kinko's, a Dallas-based chain that provides copying/printing and business services, for $2.4 billion (most likely in response to UPS acquiring Mailboxes Etc). In May 2006, FedEx acquired the assets of Watkins Motor Lines, a leader in long-haul LTL freight transportation for $780 million cash. The purchase allowed FedEx to provide more choices for heavyweight deliveries, expanding its portfolio to meet customer demands. The company has been rebranded as FedEx National LTL, and is part of the Fedex Freight segment.
"Moon Office"
In its advertising, the company made famous the line "Absolutely, positively" for their overnight service; the original phrase was "When it absolutely, positively has to get there overnight." Another slogan, "Relax, it's FedEx", is well recognized. For several years the company promoted the slogan "Don't panic", particularly on buttons. Throughout Europe, the marketing tag line is "whatever it takes".
FedEx Halfpipe commercial
One major exception is Interior Alaska outside of Anchorage or Fairbanks local areas. Overnight packages are transferred to the United States Postal Service and then shipped either parcel post or first class mail with no tracking ability. FedEx marks the tracking of these items as "Delivered to customer" when the USPS receives the items.
Major competitors include UPS, DHL, and TNT, in addition to post office organizations around the globe.
FedEx Commercial - not funny but shall be effective commercial
Fedex, 2
In 2005, FedEx began expansion of its Indianapolis hub, which by its projected completion in 2010 will be one of the largest, if not the largest FedEx hub. Indianapolis was chosen because Memphis has no more room to grow.
Funny FedEx Commercial - Espresso
In August, 1989 the company acquired Flying Tigers, an international cargo airline. It inherited Flying Tigers's U.S. military transport contract and carried passengers between the continental United States and overseas military installations until October, 1992.
FedEx commercial with John Moschitta
In January, 1998, Federal Express acquired Caliber System, Inc, which owned Roadway Package System, Roberts Express, Viking Freight, and Caliber Logistics. When these companies combined, the new organization became known as FDX Corp.
FedEx commercial - You Can't Count on Anything These Days
Source : Wiki
Fedex, 1
The company was founded as Federal Express in 1971 by honorably discharged U.S. Marine Fred Smith in Little Rock, Arkansas, but moved to Memphis, Tennessee in 1973 after Little Rock airport officials would not agree to provide facilities for the fledgling airline. The name was chosen to symbolize a national marketplace, and help in obtaining government contracts.
Fedex "Wrong"
The company officially began operations on April 17, 1973, utilizing a network of 14 Dassault Falcon 20s which connected 25 U.S. cities. FedEx, the first cargo airline that used only jet aircraft for its services, expanded greatly after the deregulation of the cargo airlines sector. Federal Express' use of the hub-spoke distribution paradigm in air freight enabled it to become a world leader in its field.
The company operates much of its U.S. overnight freight through its Memphis hub. Other U.S. hubs are located in Indianapolis, Indiana; Newark, New Jersey; Oakland, California; Anchorage, Alaska; Fort Worth, Texas; Los Angeles International Airport; Miami, Florida; Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport; and, soon, Greensboro, North Carolina. The Canadian hub operates from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Funny FedEx Commercial - Bear, hunter, ninja
Due for completion in 2008 is the new Asian-Pacific Superhub in Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport; in Southern China increasing service levels and demands in Southern Asia.
China - Fed Ex
source wiki
Harry Potter Commercials
Hoorays for Harry Potter's ruling box office. and let's take a look at some TV commercials using Harry Potter. Not as cool as those using Transfomers though.
Harry Potter Order of the Phoenix- Wii TV ad
oxford ad for harry potter
Harry Potter ABC Family Weekend Christmas
Mentos - Harry Potter
Hermione's American Express Commercial
Dodds Furniture Wizard
Saturday, July 7, 2007
Transformers The transformers commercials
Transformers (film)
Directed by Michael Bay
Produced by Steven Spielberg
Budget $147 million
Transformers is a 2007 live action film based on the Transformers franchise. It stars Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox as teenagers Sam Witwicky and Mikaela Banes, who become embroiled in the war between the heroic Autobots and the evil Decepticons. Sam has the map to the Allspark, which grants the bearer power over mechanical life. The film also stars Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson, Jon Voight and John Turturro, as well as Peter Cullen as the voice of Optimus Prime and Hugo Weaving as the voice of Megatron. Cullen, who voiced Optimus in the 1980s cartoon, returned by fan demand.
Producers Don Murphy and Tom DeSanto developed the film, and Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman wrote the script, all aiming for a realistic interpretation of the characters. Michael Bay was convinced by executive producer Steven Spielberg to direct the film despite not being a fan of the series, to make his first family film. His direction led to a new intricate design aesthetic for the computer generated Transformers. Armed with an enormous marketing campaign including comics, toys and tie-in deals, Transformers premiered on June 12, 2007 and opened in the United States on July 2, 2007.
The Transfomers Commercials
Nissan Transfomer (Short) Commercial
Nissan Transfomer (Long) Commercial
Citroen Ice Skating Transfomer
Citroen C4 Transformer
Chevrolet Transformers Ad
Moto Razr V3
External links
- Official Transformers Movie Website
- Sector Seven Org - Viral marketing site. Passwords are to be found in the various trailers.
- Transformers at Yahoo! Movies
- Transformers at the Internet Movie Database
- Transformers at Rotten Tomatoes
- Transformers at Metacritic
- Hasbro concept art gallery
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
KungFu and Surprise
Just some KungFu and Surprise clips, for your beautiful beginning of the day
Sexy little girl is actually a... Never believe your own eyes..
Steven Chow
Beautiful girl with Kungfu, sexy actions..
The legendary tale..
and the crab
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
The Manly Bavaria
Bavaria is a Dutch brewery founded in 1719 by Laurentius Moorees in Lieshout, North Brabant.
The company is owned by the Swinkels family.
The brewery produces a range of standard and low alcohol pale lagers under a variety of brand names including Bavaria and Hollandia.
A number of European supermarket own-brand Dutch lagers are, in fact, contract brewed by Bavaria.
Bavaria Brouwerij was founded by Lauentius Moors in 1719 and produced around 88 kegs of beer annually.
In 1851 Jan Sbinkels, a grandson of Laurentius Moorees, received ownership of the brewery and expanded their production and distribution.
By 1924 the brewery had become too small and a new brewery was built and in 1933 the brewery added a bottling plant, which produced 2,000 bottles per hour. In 1910 a malting plant was built, which still produces malt for Bavaria and other breweries. Bavaria is currently available in 2 countries worldwide and produces 400 million litres annually.
At the 2006 FIFA World Cup, Bavaria Brewery caused controversy as up to 1,000 fans of the Dutch national football team donned orange overalls, called Leeuwenhosen, with the brewery's logo on them.
The Leeuwenhosen, given away with the purchase of Bavaria Brewery products prior to the World Cup, was deemed illegal by FIFA in that they employed 'ambush marketing' at an event where corporate sponsors pay large sums of money to be official partners. With pre-warning from FIFA officials, staff at the game versus Ivory Coast asked fans to remove the overalls upon entrance to the game and provided orange replacement shorts without the logo.
Source: Wiki
Youtube
Sunday, June 17, 2007
the Multi-Million Dollars, the Award Winners, the Classics 2
A bit about Addy Awards, another of the world's most prestigious advertising awards.
The ADDY Awards are the world's largest and arguably toughest advertising competition, with over 60,000 entries annually. The ADDY Awards recognize all forms of advertising from media of all types, creative by all sizes, and entrants of all levels from anywhere in the world. The American Advertising Federation, a not-for-profit industry association conducts the ADDY Awards through its 200 member advertising clubs and 15 districts. It is the only creative awards program administered by the advertising industry for the industry.
The ADDY Awards are unique among other advertising creative competitions in that it is the only competition that includes three levels of judging: local, regional, and national/international (regionally, continentally, and globally for international contestants).
There are four awards given out; Gold Addy Award, Silver Addy Award, Student Addy Award and International Addy Award.
Source: Wiki
Official Site: ADDY Awards Official Website
the Multi-Million Dollars, the Award Winners, the Classics
A bit about the Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival - one of the most prestigious awards in the advertising industry - where lots of multi-million dollars advertisements gather every year, where most of the classic in the advertising industry getting their fame and recognition..
Source Wiki
Official Site: Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival
The Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival (IAF) is generally regarded as the most prestigious international advertising festival. The five to seven day festival is held annually in the city of Cannes, France, usually in the third week of June, with 2007 marking the 54th occasion the festival has been held. Although the festival also features seminars, workshops and social events for people in the advertising industry, the primary purpose of the festival is to present the Lion awards for the advertisements and advertising campaigns adjudged the best of the year. Although the award ceremony is held in France, the company that conducts the festival is British.
Lions are awarded in a number of categories, including cinema/television, print marketing, outdoor advertising and direct marketing. The festival introduced an award category for online media in 1998, known as the "Cyber Lion". Curiously, the festival only created a category for radio advertising in 2005. In 2006 "Promo Lions" were added and in 2007 "Integrated Lions" will be added.
The festival also has categories for overall advertising campaigns and for technical achievement. In each case a Gold Lion is awarded to the top entrant in that category. A final "Grand Prix" for best advertisement of the year will then be awarded to one of the Gold Lion winners. Additionally, Lions are awarded in various subcategories, such as for specific market segments (eg. charities) or for specific attributes of the advertising (e.g. "Best Use of Music".) The festival also awards an annual "Palme d'Or" to the top agency for the year.
Advertisements are generally entered by the agencies that created them, although technically anyone can enter any advertising creation. Judging is then conducted by juries composed of advertising creative directors from around the world, and the jurors are instructed to reward the advertising that is most creative both in idea and execution. Each jury is headed by a jury president. Recent jury presidents in the film category include Bob Isherwood (Saatchi & Saatchi) and Dan Wieden (Wieden + Kennedy). Jurors are disqualified from voting on entries from their own country.
In 2004, festival owner Roger Hatchuel sold the IAF to British publisher and conference organizer EMAP plc for a reported £120 million. Terry Savage is the current Executive Chairman of the festival.
Thursday, June 14, 2007
Singapore Airline, SIA, world's BEST airline vol. 4
First class
There are three variations of the first class cabin. The oldest version is available on selected Boeing 777-200 and all Boeing 777-300 aircraft in the fleet which only feature lie-flat seats and has a small PTV. These first class seats have a configuration of 2-2-2 and are used mainly on regional flights. On all Boeing 747-400s, the first class product is known as the SkySuite and the seat is upholstered with leather and is trimmed with Burrwood. The seat can be fully reclined and is a lie flat seat. Bed linens and duvets are given on all flights with a pyjama suit designed by Givenchy. In-seat power supply is available on every First Class seat.
SIA New First Class Television Commercial
The new first class was unveiled on 17 October 2006 with a 35 inch wide seat, upholstered with leather and a Mahogany wood finishing. The seat has a 23 inch LCD screen for KrisWorld. There is a stowage space with a standard cabin bag stowed in seat as well as a mirror and a drawer. The amenity kit is from Salvatore Ferragamo and a turn down seat service is available on all long haul flights, where the cabin crew will transform the seat into a bed, with bedlinen prepared for the passenger. Passengers pay a higher price for the new first class seats and can only redeem miles for full first class tickets and not for the saver fare.
Business class
Formerly known as the Raffles Class, there are three variations of business class cabin. The business class cabin in all Boeing 777-200 and Boeing 777-300 aircraft feature an Ultimo Plus seat in a 2-3-2 layout, unlike the new seatings in a 1-2-1 layout. This variation is used mainly on regional flights and was formerly the business class seats used on all aircraft before the Spacebeds were introduced on long haul aircraft in 2002. On all Boeing 777-200ER, Boeing 747-400 and Airbus A340-500 aircraft, Spacebeds are used on business class. The Spacebed is an angled lie flat Swiss-Italian designed seat with a lowered armerest to provide a wider width allows more room to be given when in a sleeping position as well as a four way adjustable headrest. The seat is 27 inches wide and is 6 foot 6 inch long with a larger space given for sleeping and work. The seat has retractable 10.4 inch PTV and a Dolby headphone surround sound. An amenity kit is given to all business class passengers with eyeshades given on medium to long haul flights. In-seat laptop power supply is available on all seats with personal stowage space in every seat. The new business class seats currently available only on Boeing 777-300ER flights.
SIA New Business Class Television Commercial
Passengers have to pay a higher price for the new business class seats and KrisFlyer members redeeming miles can only redeem for the full ticket and not saver tickets. The seats are in a 1-2-1 configuration and features a fully lie flat bed with a seat width of 30 inches. The airline claims to have the largest full flat bed in business class, although Virgin Atlantic, an airline which SIA owns 49% of it, makes the same claim as well. A quilt, pillows and bed linen is given to passengers onboard the flight. A 15.4" LCD screen is available on every seat with a 700 music CD collection. Two USB ports are provided at every seat together with a laptop power supply. The seat is made of leather as opposed to the old seats which were made of fabric. A height adjustable table, a mirror, a coat hook and a stowage space under the seat is provided in the seat as well.
2006 Singapore Girl Television Commercial
Executive Economy Class
Executive Economy is only offered on Airbus A340-500 aircraft and replaces the standard economy class cabins. This seats are available only on non-stop flights to Newark and Los Angeles and on selected flights to Jakarta. The seat has a seat pitch of 37 inches and a width of 20 inches as well as a 150 degree seat recline. Like standard economy class seats, adjustable headrests and footrests is available on every seat. There is a 9 inch screen for inflight entertainment and in-seat power supply at selected seats. A minibar is located at the back of the aircraft where light snacks and drinks are offered during the flight.
Singapore Airlines A345 Leadership Advertisement
Economy Class
All economy class seats have PTVs on every seat offering KrisWorld, the airline's inflight entertainment system. All seats have footrests, an adjustable headrest, side-flap "ears" with a reclining seat to a certain angle. Bassinets are available in the front section in the cabin. Economy class passengers receive a pair of socks and a dental kit on all night flights and long haul flights. The new Economy class seats on Boeing 777-300ER aircraft have a 19 inch wide seat as well as more knee room and legroom with an improved adjustable headrest. The new seats offers a personal reading light, a coat hook, a spectacle compartment, mirror, and an inflight handset. In-seat laptop supply is provided on every seat and a 10.6 inch PTV for inflight entertainment is offered.
In-flight entertainment
Singapore Airlines announced that Panasonic Avionics Corporation has been selected to create the new KrisWorld, Singapore Airlines' IFE system, using the new ex2 system.
Singapore Airlines Super Mario!
Large widescreen LCD TV with 1280 X 768 resolution
A range of Movies, TV, music, games, and interactive programs
Built-in office software, based on Sun Microsystems StarOffice Productivity Suite for use with USB Port
In-seat AC power port
SIA Singapore Airlines B773 ER airplane Business Class
Source of text: Wiki
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