Hands-on with ASUS' Lamborghini VX2

by Thomas Ricker, posted Mar 16th 2007 at 9:10AM

It was there, so we did it, grabbed ASUS' Lamborghini VX2 from beneath its protective glass case to snap these photos. Three things to note: first, it sports HDMI-out. Next, the fan exhaust on the bottom of the slab is designed to look like the wheel of a Murciélago. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the leather palm-rest on the VX2 matched the seats (and stitching) of the in-booth Murc, perfectly. The modern day man-equivalent of your mother's handbag and shoes.

Gallery: Hands-on with ASUS' Lamborghini VX2

Filed under: Laptops

Tags: asus, cebit, hands-on, Lamborghini, vx2

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Oscar @ Mar 16th 2007 9:20AM

Now THAT's what I call a powerhouse with class. I'm sure it will be extremely overpriced, but if you have a Lamborghini, I guess it's no big deal ;)

Oscar
http://www.oscarsito.com

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fred @ Mar 16th 2007 10:56AM

Looks like it's got an HDMI port on the right-hand side - that's pretty cool.

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Kev50027 @ Mar 16th 2007 12:52PM

That thing is so ugly.

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cuby @ Mar 16th 2007 12:52PM

really nice pics guys.

on another note, i seriously hope i'm not the only person completely baffled by this car-branded laptop schtick. what the dang heck is that all about anyway?

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Z @ Mar 16th 2007 5:17PM

Me wants one of these!

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kadajawi @ Mar 16th 2007 10:19PM

I don't want to be seen with that thing. Really fugly. The bamboo notebook from Asus, now that's class.

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kelly @ Aug 31st 2007 11:19PM

a bamboo laptop is better than the asus lamborghini??
crazy man
i guess ppl will either love it or hate it.

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