When I first heard that Ashton Kutcher was being casted for the new Steve Jobs movie, titled jOBS, I honestly had a “What the Heck” moment. Kutcher portraying one of the computing world’s founding fathers? Just didn’t sound right to me, until I saw the above photo.

Walter Isacson’s biography described a 70s version of Steve Jobs as a true hippy, with a very casual 70s wardrobe. Kutcher seems to have hit the nail on the head, and actually looks much more like young Jobs than I would have guessed. I’m still not sold on Kutcher as Jobs, I just don’t love the movies he has been in, of course that’s just my opinion. As for Josh Gad as a Steve Woznaik? I really think he looks the part, what about you?

What do you think of Aston and Gad playing as the two Apple Steves? A good match or do you think that they should have considered different actors?

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Remember camping? Living on the land, sleeping in a tent and peeing on trees. Roasting marshmallows. The excitement of leaving your creature comforts at home and living like a real mammal, taking your primal instincts for a test drive and all that.

Apparently this is not how some people roll.

People like Ashton Kutcher. If his 1,100 square-foot semi “trailer” leaves him feeling closer to nature while he’s working on the set of Two and a Half Men, I can’t imagine his house. Complete with seven flat-screen TVs, two levels, two bathrooms, granite countertops and a conference space, this behemoth needs hydraulic expansion and retraction areas to meet U.S. transportation laws’ size requirements while on the road. What’s more, the stereo even knows to turn itself down when the doorbell rings. Yes, it has a doorbell.

The 53-foot-long, 30-ton mansion-on-wheels also includes 360º monitoring via security cameras, just in case Kutcher’s scared somebody’s out to steal one of his seven TVs. The “Baby Girl” is setting old Ashton back an astounding $8k per month — to put that into perspective, that’s 1,333 low-grade Cuban cigars, 470 sushi dinners, 250 bottles of Captain Morgan’s Private Stock, 29 eight-man tents, 13 32GB Wi-Fi iPads or 1.5 2009 Honda Rebel motorcycles.

As if that wasn’t enough, they’re already working on a three-floor version: The Sky Box.

[Gadget Review via Daily Mail]

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