Apple has teamed up with luxury book company Assouline to create a limited-edition book showcasing Apple Music's list of the 100 greatest albums ever made. Only 1,500 copies of the book will be sold, so act fast before it's sold out.
"Apple Music: 100 Best Albums" can be pre-ordered on Assouline's website for $450. That is obviously a very steep price, but the limited production run makes it a collector's item and the ultimate gift for Apple fans. Note that shipping has already slipped into January 2025, so new orders might not arrive in time for Christmas.
The book features a premium design with a linen hardcover, gold-edged pages, and a transparent acrylic slipcase etched with the Apple Music logo.
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