the iPad Docking Station
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My iPad docking station, the Venus of Cupertino, is hot off the press. If you missed the genesis of this project see the early sketches in the drawings section.
Venus figurines are some of the earliest sculptures man is known to have created. The oldest of these figures dates back to paleolithic times, some 40,000 years ago. They are thought to represent ancient fertility goddesses and are characteristically depicted with generous female attributes. The Venus of Cupertino is a modern take on this ancient fertility symbol.
Here are a couple more images of the Venus with her iPad:
In addition to looking stylish, she will charge and sync your iPad (first, second and third generation) from an inconspicuous charger located in her midriff. And when your iPad is out-and-about, a translucent slate will slot in to complete the piece.
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AVAILABILITY: Summer 2012
SHIPPING: worldwide
PRICE: coming soon…
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The sketch that started it all…
