Acer has Ferrari and now Asus has joined up with Lamborghini to develop the Lamborghini Notebook series. It’s pretty apparent that more and more people want unique looking laptops. Acer has been pretty successful with their Ferrari line of laptops (especially with that wonderful red color design) and they recently branched the Ferrari design team into designing other computer products such as monitors. Asus is doing the very same thing with Lamborghini. They hope to take Lamborghini’s industrial design prowness and build incredibly sleek and beautiful laptops that offer the best in mobile technology. The new Lamborghini notebook series will be available in black or yellow colors and will feature special mirror paint finishes.

[Check it out via BIOS Magazine]

ASUS and Lamborghini Join in Comprehensive Partnership

Union of Information and Automobile Technology Delivers Stunning Innovations

Taipei, Taiwan; January 3rd, 2006 – ASUSTeK Computer Inc. (ASUS) and Automobili Lamborghini today announced a comprehensive partnership that merges advanced information technology and automobile heritage. The result is the stunning Lamborghini Notebook Series that inherits all the striking traits of a true Lamborghini.

Available in both yellow and black, the Lamborghini Notebook Series is the ultimate representation of technology and automobile fusion and a true mobile computing revolution. With design details and special mirror painting finish, the Industrial Design team at ASUS has successfully produced an exceptional innovation that, with the look alone, exudes power, speed, strength and beauty.

“The ASUS and Lamborghini alliance brings together two brands that represents the highest quality and performance,” said Tony Chen, Director of ASUS Notebook Business.  “The new ASUS Lamborghini Notebook Series, a fusion of the best from both companies, will surely provide a different mobile computing experience. With unique mobile technology from ASUS and Lamborghini’s cutting-edge industrial designs, the all-new notebooks provide a breath of fresh air to the boring looks of existing portable PCs.”

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