Kim Kardashian Gives Kanye West Signed Steve Jobs Mouse For Father’s Day

What do you get the man that has everything? A gift from the men that created the tech universe as we know it, of course.

Kim Kardashian outdid pretty much every Father's Day shopper alive just a day after giving birth to new daughter North West. The reality diva, 32, snagged her rapper beau a couple of old Apple computer mice signed by the late Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, creators of the mega brand.

Wozniak even visited the power couple in person after the baby was born, as a birthday present from Kardashian to West, who turned 36.

"Just because [Kanye] was interested in technology and companies, [Kim], as a birthday present, she had me up there to meet him," Wozniak said. "Unbelievable that a woman would do that. I mean I just think she is doing everything she can to show her love to her man."

In case anyone is wondering if West's new autographed pieces are authentic, Wozniak can vouch for them himself.

"I signed this mouse right in front of Kanye, after chatting and joking with him for an hour or two, right in the hospital where Kim had given birth," Wozniak confirmed on Gizmodo's site Monday.
"I included a couple of other gifts. Kim went as far as she could to do the best things she could think of for Kanye and I'm impressed with her. I'm lucky to have the same with my wife Janet."

It was a thoughtful gift, inspired in part by the rapper's revelation to the New York Times that he wants to be like the legendary inventor, Jobs, who died in 2011 of pancreatic cancer at 56 years old.

"I think what Kanye West is going to mean is something similar to what Steve Jobs means," West said, referring to himself in third person.

"I am undoubtedly, you know, Steve of internet, downtown, fashion, culture. Period. By a long jump."

"I will be the leader of a company that ends up being worth billions of dollars, because I got the answers. I understand culture. I am the nucleus."

With that in mind, Kardashian might want to start thinking about next year's gift now.




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