Fanboys can replay classic scenes like the unveiling of notifications for iOS.
Toy company inIcons has unveiled the 30cm figurine, which comes with the expected Jobs paraphernalia of black turtleneck, rimless glasses, jeans, stool and a backdrop that reads "One More Thing".
Like all such tribute dolls, it's deeply creepy.
The Jobs figure is due for release in late February for $99.99. No news yet on any Vader-like Eric Schmidt nemesis.
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