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 Steve Jobs Stuffed Toy 
 
 Fans of Steve Jobs can now own a stuffed toy of the late tech visionary. 
 
 Called the iCEO, the plush doll launched on Wednesday by pillow company Throwboy and looks remarkably like the Apple founder. Standing 15 inches tall, the toy Job comes with removable rimless glasses, his signature black turtle neck and 100% denim jeans. 
 
 Throwboy is touting the Steve Jobs stuffed toy as a limited-edition collector's item, as only 1,200 have been made. 
 
 The iCEO can be pre-ordered now for $60, with a limit of two for each person. The item will ship in August 2012 and you can order it from other countries. 
 
 "I've wanted to design something like this for about 2 years," Roberto Hoyos told Mashable. "It really comes from a place of love and it's took a lot of hard work to get to a design that I was proud of. It was also my way to give back to someone that had a great impact on my life. 10% of the proceeds from each doll goes to the American Cancer Society." 
 
 This isn't the first time a company has launched a toy that pays tribute to Jobs. Earlier this year, In Icons set up a promotional page to tout the launch of its 12-inch Steve Jobs action figure that looked eerily realistic. 
 
 However, the company now has a message on its site that it has stopped selling the item due to pressure received from Apple lawyers and the Jobs family. 
 
 "I would like to take this opportunity to reiterate that the original intention for creating the figurine was driven by a fan's admiration of Steve," the site said, noting that the company respects copyright/trademark rights and wasn't using Apple product models with the figure. 
 
 "Unfortunately, we have received immense pressure from the lawyers of Apple and Steve Jobs family… and have decided to completely stop the offer, production and sale of the Steve Jobs figurine out of our heartfelt sensitivity to the feelings of the Jobs family." 
 
 In Icons noted the company would issue refunds to anyone that pre-ordered the action figure for $99. 
 
 Throwboy said it doesn't think the stuffed toy will run into problems with Apple. 
 
 "I don't believe it will be an issue," Hoyos said. "I mean no disrespect, and I hope that they see it will bring a lot of joy to people." 
 
 It's unclear at this point if Throwboy has informed Apple about its Steve Jobs stuffed toy model. The company has not yet responded to Mashable's inquiry about the matter. 
 
 Will you pre-order the Steve Jobs stuffed toy? Is it too soon for companies to sell products related to Jobs? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. 
 
 Images via Throwboy 
 
 BONUS: Steve Jobs Action Figure
– Cuddle up with your favorite CEO: A 15-inch plush stuffed doll of the late Steve Jobs is now for sale. The "iCEO," released by pillow company Throwboy, will set you back $60. It features removable glasses, a black turtle neck, and real denim jeans, reports Mashable. The toy is limited-edition, with only 1,200 being made. No word yet on whether Apple will try to stop the doll, as it did with an action figure earlier this year.