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racechairs

Race Car Chairs Give You Office Pole Position

If you feel like you need an extra boost for your office chair races and/or ego, be prepared to pay up as much as $15,000 for one of these RaceChairs, featuring original seats from Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini and Maserati cars. Leather, carbon fiber, aluminum, every single element except a cup holder? For shame. Ray Wert demands his Ford Taurus office chair now! More »

deals

Dealzmodo: Free Sirius Radio With Purchase of Lamborghini

For most of us, the deciding factor against getting satellite radio are those pesky subscription costs. Now Sirius has just signed a deal with Automobili Lamborghini to offer the car customers free lifetime service of Sirius. One word of caution: The deal starts with the 2009 MurciƩlago. So make sure you don't buy a 2008 Lamborghini only to find yourself jacked with huge, unexpected fees. [Edmunds] Thanks Frank!

laptops

Asus' VX3 Lamborghini Laptop Arrives, Costs 2% of Real Lambo

Asus just gave a new look and hardware upgrade to its Lamborghini laptop. The VX3 edition has a 12.1" screen, weighs 3.6 lbs, and features such luxe amenities as a sapphire-crystal lens on the built-in camera, a handmade leather palm rest and a titanium alloy hinge. There is also the "authentic" Lamborghini logo to show all the kids at school what car you really want to drive when you're a balding 45-year-old with a sizable investment portfolio and two ex-wives. The PC specs aren't bad, but to be expected in a $3,300 laptop: 320GB HDD, a NVidia GeForce 9300 graphics card, Intel T9300 Core2 Duo chipset and 4GB of RAM, plus HSDPA wireless. [Asus]

car sculpture

Wire Lamborghini Relies on Pedal Power to get Around

This Lamborghini made of wire was shown off at the Art Car Parade in Manchester last month. The two guys behind it, sculptor Benedict Radcliffe and pedal car designer Ben Wilson, even managed to get the attention of a British cop &mdash probably the first time a Lambo has been ticketed for going too slowly. See the pic below. More »

art

Lamborghini Artwork Makes Us Weak at the Knees

Q. Is it possible to make a Lamborghini even more badass than it is by default? A. Apparently so. Check out the absolutely jaw-dropping, ink-inspired, mother of all things holy and artistic on four wheels. More »

cellphones

Nokia 8800 Sirocco Lamborghini Edition has Awesome Bearings

Please make the Nokia 8800 madness stop! This is the latest version of the Nokia 8800 shiny slider phone. This time it comes in special edition Lamborghini style. The specs for this limited edition 8800 are the same as all of the past models. The only difference is the included Lamborghini logo laser-etching and the use of real Lamborghini ball bearings for the sliding mechanism. So does that mean it will slide open at 500 horsepower? If so, awesome! More »

laptops

Asus VX1 Lamborghini Laptop: Hands All Over, Predictably Faster Than Hummer Laptop

PC Magazine reviews the Lamborghini-branded Asus VX1, filling the entire writeup with terrible automotive journalism cliches. They compare it to the iTronix ruggedized Hummer Laptop, and last year's Acer Ferrari Laptop. Predictably, with its 2.0GHz Intel Core Duo T2500 and Gig of RAM "Under The Hood", it's faster than both. Although, in their defense, the tough Hummer can probably get dropped on its grill without flinching, and the newer Ferrari notebook we wrote about will probably has enough "horsepower" to keep up with the Lambo "off the line". Question, dear reader: If a Macbook Pro was a car, what car would it be? Comments!
Asus VX1 Lamborghini Laptop [PC Mag]

peripherals

Lamborghini Mouse Pad

No, this isn't just some $5 mouse pad with a Lamborghini on it. This is an actual Italian leather Lamborghini mousepad, made by the same people who bring you those fancy horseless wagons with all the horses under the hood. More »

laptops

Asus-Lamborghini VX1 Notebook: Costly Style, Second-Tier Performance

We told you about the partnership announcement between Intel and Lamborghini, and now that's come to fruition with the Asus-Lamborghini VX1 notebook. The VX1 has a 2GHz Intel Core Duo T2500 chip and Intel's Centrino technology with a WiFi adapter built in. Alongside that there's a gig of RAM and 120GB hard drive, as well as a DVD burner. Driving the 15-inch, 1400x1050 display is an NVidia GeForce Go 7400 graphics card with 256MB of memory. More »

laptops

Lamborghini + Intel = Laptop?

Lamborghini and Intel are partnering to create a line of Lamborghini-branded notebooks. This is a little more involved than the Acer Ferrari notebook deal, because neither Intel nor Lamborghini has a history of manufacturing notebooks. Cars, yes. Chips, sure. Notebooks, nuh uh. The new Lamborghini-Intel laptops will be based on a next generation Centrino platform codenamed "Napa" and will have dual core processors with codename "Yonah." (What is up with all these code names?) "Yonah" will have three technologies incorporated in the design: Intel Digital Media Boost to improve multimedia, Advanced Thermal Manager to manage heat buildup, and Dynamic Power Coordination to optimize the performance of the two processing cores. We couldn't find actual photos or specs of the laptop, but we would be really disappointed if the laptop isn't as sleek and speedy as its namesake. More »