Typical price: £1,899
What is it: 15-inch laptop inspired by the legendary Italian marque
What we think: Very attractive in most respects and a competent all-rounder
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 31 May 2006
Tags: Asus, Asus Lamborghini VX1, plastic, logo, DVD rewriter
We like:
Stylish design; attention to detail; screen display quality
We don't like:
Stickers plastered on the inside; non-widescreen display; price
CNET UK judgement:
The Lamborghini VX1 isn't for everybody. It's more expensive than ordinary laptops, lacks the practicality of a widescreen display and has styling that will upset the faint-hearted. But these are criticisms that could just as easily describe the legendary cars with which it shares its name. Ultimately, the VX1 isn't as fast or as trendy as a real Lambo, but if you can stomach its looks and price tag, there's little here not to recommend
Full review:
PC fans commonly liken the speed of their computers to that of high-performance cars. It's therefore somewhat surprising to note that relatively few hardware manufacturers have released car-inspired PCs. Acer pioneered this phenomenon with its Ferrari laptop range, but it has taken almost two years for anyone else to follow suit. Continue Reading...
Asus Lamborghini VX1 History
16 Jun 2006 in Reviews
Portability and power are the two of the biggest factors to consider when choosing a laptop. But sheer aesthetic excellence is arguably just as important for the style-conscious user
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June 28, 2006
Posted by: James Kelly
"Wow, what a laptop to go with the car"
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