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We'll openly admit we never knew what African Blackwood was until
Gresso started applying the stuff to its line of extremely luxurious
cellphone mods, but now we can't imagine a new product from the
Russian company without the 200-year old timber making an appearance.
And sure enough, the Gresso iPad's rear is composed almost entirely of
Dalbergia melanoxylon, broken up only by the insertion of an 18-karat
gold Apple logo. Strangely, in spite of its extravagant constituent
materials, this design is a very restrained, dare we say, classy,
affair. It goes on sale on New Year's Eve at an unannounced price, but
you know what they say: if you have to ask or you have to work for a
living, you probably can't afford it.
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