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Apple preps iPad engraving for Holiday gift season


What better way to show someone you care than by presenting them with a laser-engraved iPad?

Alright, there’s as many different ways to express care as there are humans standing underneath the sun, but now it seems Apple is preparing to unleash engraved iPad messages to contribute to that smorgasboard of choice. Just like those really rather popular engraved iPods, right?

This report emanates from tech blog Erictric, who claim their (anonymous) source is saying Apple intends offering personalization (engraving) on demand.

“From what I understand, Apple’s going to be offering customers the option to get their iPads engraved just before the Holidays roll around,” the site informs.

How much?

“Most likely free, especially since they’ll be trying to sell a ton more of the tablets during the holiday season,” the source is alleged to have said.

You may also impress them if you memorise some choice lines from this. After all, as Apple marketing almost certainly won’t say when attempting to convince you to invest in some engraved iPads this season, “They do not love that do not show their love.”

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