ASUS manufactures Intel-Lamborghini notebook

Darius Chang | Jan 19, 2006

Since the announcement of the Intel-Lamborghini notebook collaboration last year, there have been speculations over how a chip maker and automobile manufacturer would design and market their mobile computer. It turns out that ASUS has been chosen as their front man in this enterprise.

The Lamborghini VX1 is available in yellow or black. Polished to a mirror shine, the design of the cover and position of the logo bear striking resemblance to the hood of a car. Though the specifications have not been issued, we are quite sure this notebook will be using the latest Core Duo technology recently launched by Intel. The size of the keyboard suggests the LCD display hovers around 15 inches. Stay tuned for more information. Click here for larger image

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nikkei

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nikkei says...
Should come with software that will tune the car as well!
otherwise we can all stick on aftermarket shells to make our laptop look like porsches, hondas, EVOs, Bugattis.

Feb 02, 2006 18:49

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dariusctc says...
After-market clip on shells is an excellant idea. Considering the increasing use of mobile machines in the mainstream market, I certainly hope that we will find such add-ons soon.

Darius Chang
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Feb 12, 2006 13:06

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