Stuffed toy 'iCEO' that is too similar to Steve Jobs real photo review



No matter how you look at it, you can only see the former CEO of Apple, but there is no mention of it anywhere. I decided to take a look.

Throwboy iCEOMore
http://throwboy.com/iceo


The product name is 'iCEO'. It goes without saying that the name is reminiscent of Apple's line of products that start with a lowercase 'i', such as 'iPhone,' 'iPod,' and 'iTunes.'



The side of the box says 'throwboy pillows'.



The headline of the description is 'Innovator. Leader. Dream chaser.'



10% of sales will be donated to the

American Cancer Society . This is because Mr. Jobs, who seems to be the model of this product, died of cancer.



You can see denim pants and gray sneakers in the photo on the package.



In addition, this stuffed animal is a limited production of 1200 pieces, and it is already sold out at the time of writing the article.



My whole body looks like this.



The face up is as follows.



profile.



Trademark black high neck shirt.



denim pants.



gray sneakers.



By the way, it is

said that the shirt worn by Mr. Jobs was designed by Issey Miyake, the denim is made by Levi's, and the sneakers are made by New Balance.

Back view.



Glasses are removable.



The face without glasses looks like this.



Mr. Jobs after getting old sometimes moved

his glasses over his head when operating the iPhone etc., but such a scene can be reproduced.



When shooting with iPhone 4S (sold separately), it looks like this.



I went to the Apple store

That's why I decided to take a commemorative photo at the Apple store with this Mr. Jobs stuffed toy.



iCEO standing with the Apple logo shining in the night city.



One in front of the iPod touch advertisement.



A combination that is reminiscent of the

presentations I have seen in numerous keynote speeches.



Taken with iPhone 5.



silhouette.



In addition, the page of throwboy.com , the publisher of this stuffed animal, does not mention the name of 'Steve Jobs' even once, and although it is unexpected that the model is 'Steve Jobs', it is sold with the stance of not stating it clearly. seems to have been

in Review,   Hardware, Posted by darkhorse_log