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• Rencontre avec le fondateur de l'empire Playboy Hugh HEFNER, dans sa luxueuse maison de Chicago. Il parle de sa manière de vivre, des débuts du magazine, de la "philosophie Playboy" et de ses projets. Sur des images du "Playboy club" de Chicago et des hôtesses qui y travaillent, les Bunnies, interview off du directeur new yorkais évoquant l'univers du lieu. Dans son costume de lapin, une hôtesse du Playboy club parle de son métier et de la clientèle.

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Meet the founder of the Playboy empire Hugh Hefner in his luxurious house in Chicago. He talks about his way of life, the beginnings of the magazine, the "Playboy Philosophy" and its projects. On images of the "Playboy Club" in Chicago and hostesses who work there, the Bunnies, interview off of New York director evoking the world of place. In his bunny suit, a hostess of the Playboy Club talks about his job and customers.

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‘Then This Happened’

A smartphone retrospective

This is what high-end smartphones looked like in 2007:

Smartphones were an established consumer-electronics market with devices that people thought were pretty cool, but often frustrating and with serious shortcomings and design flaws.

Then this happened:

Other manufacturers had neglected touchscreens for years, but Apple figured out how to do a touchscreen well, and did.

Fans of the former types of smartphones and much of the tech press declared this smartphone useless or not capable enough because of its lack of a keyboard, its non-removable battery, its lack of expansion slots or ports, and other hardware features in which Apple chose differently from what most other manufacturers were doing.

That ended up not mattering. Now, most high-end smartphones look like this:

In early 2010, subcompact, inexpensive computers (a.k.a. “netbooks”) looked like this:

Netbooks were an established consumer-electronics market with devices that people thought were pretty cool, but often frustrating and with serious shortcomings and design flaws.

Then this happened:

Other manufacturers had neglected tablets for years, but Apple figured out how to do a tablet well, and did.

Fans of netbooks and much of the tech press declared this subcompact, inexpensive computer useless or not capable enough because of its lack of a keyboard, its non-removable battery, its lack of expansion slots or ports, and other hardware features in which Apple chose differently from what most other manufacturers were doing.

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