A new luxury version of the iPhone 17 Pro Max has attracted a lot of attention, as it includes a unique element: a real fragment from Steve Jobs' iconic T-shirt.
This special model was created by the company Caviar and is called “Jobs,” in honor of the legendary Apple co-founder. On the back of the phone, inside the Apple logo, is a small piece of the black turtleneck that Jobs wore during his presentations – accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
According to the creators, this turns the device into a collector's item, combining modern technology with a real piece of Apple history.
But exclusivity comes at a high price: the “Jobs” model costs between $9,630 and $11,560, much more than the standard version of the phone.
This edition was created to celebrate Apple's 50th anniversary and draws inspiration from the design of the first iPhone, reimagining it in a modern and luxurious form. The phone is built with a titanium frame and advanced finish, while also including personalized elements such as the "Apple 50" wallpaper.
In addition to the "Jobs" model, Caviar has also introduced two other special versions:
"Gold Apple", with 3D logo made of 18-karat gold
"Black Apple", built with carbon and titanium materials used in the aerospace industry
These models also come with high prices and limited production. Only 9 units of the “Jobs” model, 50 of the “Gold Apple” and 50 of the “Black Apple” were made.
The company is known for its extreme and unusual creations. Its offerings include models like the “Capone,” inspired by Al Capone, or the “Tyrannophone,” a phone that contains a real fragment of an 80-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex tooth.
These products target a very specific market: collectors and buyers seeking extreme luxury and unique objects. /GazetaExpress/
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