Magazine covers set to get annoying
10. Sep, 2008 
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Esquire have gone all out gimmick styles for their 75th anniversary edition with the first ever digital magazine cover.
This momentous occasion was brought to us by the ugly-assed Ford Flex which despite its “futuristic design and advanced technologies” looks like the biggest Range Rover clone ever. The technology powering the ad is E-Ink, the same guys who made the awesome looking Amazon Kindle.
Now I’m torn here – on the one hand, it looks like a shitty banner ad has been placed on the front of the magazine, but on the other, DEGOURGET enthusiastically supports anything that makes the world look more like Blade Runner (When I grow up I just know I’m going to be the best Replicant/Cylon hunter the galaxy has ever seen).
Check the video above for the underwhelming reality.
Via Hobo Gestapo
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Hey I can just imagine it. Going to a newsagent or a bookstore would be like being SWARMED BY POPUP’S AND ROLLOVER ADS!! It’s like the internet – for real.
i gotta see this is real life. gotta give them props for being the first one out of the gates with this stuff.