Intel 6th Gen Core Processor TV Commercial, 'Armored Car' Featuring Jim Parsons
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Alongside Jim Parsons in an armored car, the driver begins to scream, causing both Parsons and another employee join in. When asked why they're screaming, the driver points to his laptop, explaining that his money is gone. Parsons isn't surprised that his bad security was breached and points out the irony of being in a truck full of money, yet having no money of his own. The 6th Gen Intel Core Processor offers facial recognition for better security -- looks like it's time for him to upgrade his
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