One of the brightest new lots at auction is an iPad signed by the late Steve Jobs. The background of this unique device adds to its appeal.

Dr., a Hawaiian dentist. Frank H. Cyr treated Steve Jobs for a dental emergency in 2010. Initially, Jobs planned to pay for the treatment, but he later gave the signed iPad to Dr. He agreed to auction it for a foundation affiliated with Cyr. However, I have not received the iPad for several months.

Dr. When Cyr sent a check to Jobs’ office to purchase an iPad, he received an unexpected response. Jobs’ personal assistant Lanita Burkhead, an iPad with a signed check, and Jobs’ Dr. He returned it with a heartfelt letter saying he wanted Cyr to have the iPad for auction, free of charge. Dr. Cyr talked about his experience, recalling an auction where he successfully purchased an iPad.

Very popular

Like all rare and unique Apple creations, a rare Steve Jobs-signed iPad is extremely popular. Bidding for this unique lot is currently ongoing and will end on September 23rd; currently highest bid $11,794.

iPad signed by Steve Jobs / Photo: RR Auction

By the way, the winner of the signed iPad auction will also receive the original box, power supply, USB cable and SIM card replacement tool.

Technology enthusiasts and collectors follow these auctions with excitement, waiting for the latest offers and the chance to own a piece of Apple history. A wide variety of parties, each with their own unique story, demonstrate Apple’s continued fascination with its technology heritage.