Binary:Different views from the windows with the people. The younger kids looked at more lively scenes and the older people looked at the more interesting peaceful scenes

When viewing this commercial one may just see people on a train looking at what looks to be a window but is actually a television. After viewing and analyzing this commercial it came to my attention that there were some unique characteristics about the placement of images and people on the train. Throughout the entire train ride, the scenes kept switching from older people to younger people looking out the window. The views outside of the train matched up with the age group of the people on the train. For example whenever there was a younger person looking out the window there would be a younger and more lively picture out of the window. When there were older people looking out the window, they saw more of a peaceful scene.

This was very intriguing to me because Samsung is trying to show that all age groups can find something that they like and will use their TV to the best of its abilities. I like that this ad tried to do it secretly because the ad goes so fast. The ad also connects the people on the train to the other people of the world and the product actually does this. The television has access to the World Wide Web and allows users to interact with the people and or websites universally.

Taking into consideration how short the ad is, they do a great job at displaying what the TV does; from accessing the web, to a perfectly clear picture, all the way to accessible to around the world.

This topic could also relate to fantasy vs. reality. It is fantasy because the people inside the train are using their windows as a TV screen and not a single train in the world would do that. Also a lot of the images that are displayed on the TV cannot be seen from a train. The scene where the little kid outside of the train is touching the window and walking with the train is totally fake, but we get a strong sense of connection through the boy and the little girl watching. It depicts a great deal of reality because the picture on the TV is so clear and it is actually one of the clearest and crispiest pictures in all of the television markets.