Ferrari have unveiled their latest supercar, the frankly delicious 458 Italia, a slippery wedge of V8-powered insanity that will replace the F430. The combination of a freshly-fettled 4.5-liter 562 horsepower V8 and carefully engineered aerodynamics means the 458 Italia not only makes the o-60mph dash in under 3.4 seconds but does so with the lowest emissions and fuel consumption in its class.
Not content with the budget end of the ultraportable market, Acer have announced yet another Ferrari notebook as part of the branding deal with the Italian supercar manufacturer. The Acer Ferrari 1200 has a 12.1-inch LED-backlit display, AMD Turion X2 Ultra dual-core mobile processor and up to 4GB of DDR2 memory, but we all know that far more important is the carbon-fiber cover, anodized-metal touchpad (said to resemble the car’s pedals) and soft-touch coating.
Acer has teamed up with exotic car manufacturer Ferrari to bring you a limited edition LCD monitor known as F-22Bid- A natively 1680×1050, 22-inch widescreen LCD gaming display capable of 2ms Grey-To-Grey response time. The disclose specification of 20,000:1 contrast and brightness level of 300cd/m² suggested the manufacturer’s target is in gaming segment rather than professional uses. Likely another 22-inchTN panel monitor makes suitable for fast response gaming gig.
Ferrari, a company less and less known for the consumer grade vehicles they make, and more and more for their prowess on a race track is releasing more and more products with their name and badging on them. Check out this Moto Z8 banana slider phone featuring their name, logos, and color scheme.
When you think about a Segway, I’m sure that the term “speed demon” doesn’t exactly come to mind. Ferrari, now that’s a name that is synonymous with speed. Oddly enough, these two companies have teamed up to produce the Segway PT i2 Ferrari Limited Edition.
Ferrari is a name we associate with luxury car and a sexy one of course; now Vertu has unveiled its new luxury phone with Ferrari collaborated design on it. The phone will hit Vertu’s retail store in London, Paris, Hong Kong, and Singapore.
The Meridian F80 is as portable of a version of audio Mecca as you will likely see this year. Just this thing’s appearance is a work of art worthy of the Ferrari name created by Enzo Anselmo Ferrari.
Let’s start with what’s built into the device, first there is the CD/DVD player. That’s right, not only does it play music, but if you hook it up to a video display it will play DVDs. Then there are the radios, AM/FM, those are kind of standard, but there is also DAB radio.
You all remember that Gizmondo handheld? Yeah, me neither, clearly much ado about nothing, but here you are again reading about the companies executives. Well “Dietrich” has been found.
For those of you that may have forgotten, “Dietrich” was the gentleman who was accused of being the driver of the $1 million plus Ferrari Enzo that was wrecked in Malibu some time ago. In the end, one of the most perfect cars of our time, was cleaved in twain by a telephone pole.
The one thing worse than knowing there are hyper-rich people out there with all the cool toys you’d love to own, is knowing that they don’t actually use most of them. Which is why it’s semi-refreshing to read about James Glickenhaus, who commissioned a one-of-a-kind custom Ferrari called the P4/5; okay, so he’s still indecently wealthy but at least he drives the car rather than leave it sat in an air-conditioned garage.
There’s Ferrari rich and then there’s one-off Ferrari rich, and if James Glickenhaus’ $4m P4/5 uber-car last year is anything to go by you need to be seriously wealthy to go looking for a unique set of prancing horse keys. Well, this year should see another boost to the Italian marque’s coffers, after a special request for three heavily-modified racers based on the 599 GTB and to be named the 600 GTO.
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