Description
BRAND NEW
Playboy Cover to Cover – The 50s Archive
Searchable Digital Archive–Every Page, Every Issue
Playboy Cover to Cover – The 50s Archive – Great Christmas Present
What do Marilyn Monroe, Bettie Page, Jayne Mansfield and Brigitte Bardot have in common? They are the most alluring sex symbols of all time–and they all graced the pages of Playboy in the 1950s. But Playboy wasn’t only about beautiful women–it featured serious literature by equally serious writers like Hemingway, Kerouac, Bradbury, and Steinbeck.
For the first time ever, own a DVD–based, searchable digital archive containing Playboy magazine’s entire groundbreaking first decade–every issue–every page–cover to cover. This exclusive box set also comes with a 224–page companion coffee table book chronicling the behind-the-scenes history of Playboy. Plus as a special bonus–a newly printed reissue is included of the extremely rare first issue, featuring Marilyn Monroe!
The product includes the Bondi Reader, powerful MAC or PC browsing software that allows you to view every page and to explore, search, save and arrange multiple reading lists. Every story, feature and interview, and of course every Playmate, can be located in seconds, and then compiled and cross-referenced however you choose. This essential collection is a must for lifelong fans and subscribers of Playboy, nostalgia seekers, history and culture buffs, as well as all lovers of beautiful women.
Features
Easy to use and searchable digital archive with every issue, every page (even the ads!) of Playboy from the 1950s on 2 DVD-ROMs
Includes the powerful Bondi Reader and search engine (Mac or PC). Find and read any award winning cover story, interview, photo or review in seconds
The browse-by-cover feature lets you visually locate any issue by its cover–simply click the cover and the issue opens to read
Custom reading lists let you organize the collection any way you want
System Requirements
Platform: Windows 2000 SP2 / XP / Vista, Mac OS X Minimum 512 MB of RAM (1 GB RAM recommended)
750 MB of free hard drive space
Minimum screen resolution 1024 x 768
Media: DVD-ROM
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