And for all these collective efforts, Design Museum curator and auction co-curator Deyan Sudjic could just be so overwhelmed.
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Given it in a special combo, the auction partner, Phillips to estimate the price range in between £10,000 and £15,000 (around $14,200 to $21,300). If that sounds rather pricey, note that you get a Smart Cover, an Apple Pencil and a leather case to keep said Pencil in as well – so there are extras.Ive’s new products are in single editions, designed exclusively for the Design Museum event. The move has been made in an attempt to raise funds for London’s Design Museum, leading to the appearance of these variants in an unusual color-scheme courtesy, Mr. Ive and his design team.
The 12.9-inch iPad Pro is yellow in color, and is not to be confused with gold. It also comes in custom yellow gold anodized chassis with a matching blue Smart Cover which is specially crafted from French leather. This is because Apple’s design guru Jony Ive has recently donated a specially designed iPad Pro for a charity auction as part of a fundraiser for the London Design Museum.
The live auction will take place April 28.
The relationship of Sir Jony Ive with the Design Museum travels a long way back.
MoKo’s case is slim and lightweight, adding minimal bulk to the iPad Pro. “Edition 1 of 1” is also laser-engraved at the back of the tablet, proving that it is truly one of a kind. “These include the Zaha Hadid Foundation, which donated three “Mercuric” collection tables; Ron Arad, who pledged his striking and stainless steel “D-sofa”; and pop-philanthropist Bono, who has given up his Gretsch “‘Irish Falcon” guitar for the fundraiser.
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