Video: Steve Jobs to claim posthumous Trustees Grammy Award

Even if he died in October 2011 after long battling pancreatic cancer, Apple’s co-founder Steve Jobs is honored with various prestigious awards (scroll down for video report).

The tech mastermind was proposed to receive a posthumous Grammy Award during a ceremony scheduled on Feb. 12, 2012 in L.A. The iconic man will claim the Trustees Awards for “creating and developing products and technologies that change the way we listen music, watch TV or read books”, the National Academy of Recording Arts and Science said in a statement on Wednesday.
Mr. Jobs had “striking contributions to the industry in a non-performing way”. As everyone knows, Steve Jobs was the innovative mind behind global spread products like MP3 player iPod and the correlated online store iTunes which transformed entirely the musical industry world.

Furthermore Jobs developed and released also other famed products such as iMac, iPhone of iPad.
According to the surveys the sales through digital iTunes will overcome the CD or DVD sales before 2013 or even in 2012.
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Late Apple founder was honored again last Wednesday when a bronze statue featuring the head of the tech revolutionary was revealed in Budapest, Hungary.

Video: Steve Jobs gets posthumous Trustees Grammy Award: Feb.12, 2012