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world luxury ipad of $8 Million

 

When Diamond-Coated Tech Just Doesn't Cut It

The iPad is an extremely popular device, but many people held off buying one because of the price. The iPad 2 currently starts at $499 and goes all the way up to $829 for the 64GB 3G model. For a select few however, that kind of money is pocket change.
The diamond-encrusted iPad, which previously set the standard for luxury at $1.2 million, now pales in comparison to one just released from Stuart Hughes. The company specializes in luxury items of all natures, including cars, yachts, televisions, furniture, and gadgets. Apparently their solid gold and platinum models weren't exclusive enough for their clientele, so this iPad 2 runs for £5,000,000.00 (approximately $8.15 million).

 

Why is it So Expensive?

There are few things on this planet worth more than diamonds, so how can this iPad be more expensive than one coated in them? As it turns out, pretty easily. Stuart Hughes just used bigger diamonds, incredibly rare stone, and dinosaur bones to make the most exclusive and ridiculous iPad ever.
The iPad 2 Gold History Edition is "Uniquely designed and crafted by Stuart Hughes." It features a solid 24ct gold backing and an Apple logo set with 12.5cts worth of diamonds, but the front is where the price gets steep. The frame of the device is made from the oldest rock in the world, ammolite, and is combined with shavings of a 65 million-year-old T-Rex thigh bone. Add a single-cut 8.5ct diamond surrounded by 12 smaller diamonds on a platinum inlay as the home button, and you have a masterpiece of excessive luxury.
Only two Gold History iPads were made in total, so you better hurry before the other billionaires hear about this offer firs