Which 1984 Super Bowl advertisement, directed by Ridley Scott, revolutionized product marketing by positioning a new computer as a tool for individual empowerment against conformity?

The path from invention to successful product often involves brilliant marketing strategies. Some of history's most innovative products achieved household status through groundbreaking advertising campaigns that changed consumer perception forever. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in product advertising history that transformed how we view everyday technology.

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Apple Macintosh's "1984" commercial featuring a woman throwing a sledgehammer at a Big Brother-like figure
IBM PC's "Charlie Chaplin" commercial showing business efficiency through personal computing
Commodore 64's "Compare the Rest, Then Buy the Best" campaign highlighting superior specifications
Radio Shack's TRS-80 "Working Smarter" advertisement featuring Isaac Asimov as spokesperson