Steve Jobs-designed yacht launched in the Netherlands October 30 2012 1131 PM AP THE HAGUE Netherlands The sleek white superyacht glistens under a gray autumnal sky a posthumous testament.
Yacht a steve jobs. Despite his early success Steve Jobs the co-founder chairman and CEO of Apple Inc maintained a rather simple lifestyle. Together with famous designer Philippe Starck. Scott Lampe of Big Bay Yachts snapped this photo of Steve Jobs superyacht Venus on the night of March 16 at Marina Costa Baja.
Steve Jobs yacht was unveiled in a Dutch shipyard on Sunday where the unusual boat designed by Jobs and famed minimalist designer Philippe Starck. On delivery of the yacht there was a legal dispute about payment. The yacht was designed by Jobs himself.
Named after the Roman goddess of love sex beauty and fertility the 260-foot long. The yacht that Apples co-founder Steve Jobs designed for himself before he died this time last year with interiors by French designer Philippe. The widow of Steve Jobs and her boyfriend have been pictured on holiday in Croatia with the 100million yacht the late Apple founder built but never got to use.
Steve Jobs left a special parting gift to his family I am talking about his custom-built yacht Venus. When the superyacht was delivered in 2012 it was rumored to have cost more than EUR 100 million. The 256-foot-long Venus was pictured off the coast of.
The 78 metre Feadship Venus is now owned by Steve Jobs widow Laurene Powell Jobs and is not available for charterLuxury yacht Venus was commissioned by the late founder of Apple Steve Jobs in 2008 and continues to turn heads wherever she docks. The late Steve Jobs superyacht Venus has been making her way around Turkey and the Greek islands over the past two weeks. Its the yacht that the legendary Apple founder designed with Philippe Starck before he died.
Steve Jobs 120m super-yacht spotted in the Caribbean after the futuristic vessel was inherited by Apple founders widow. Steve Jobs Yacht The Flawless Venus Yacht. She was spotted by John Shackman.