ASUS' Lamborghini VXS2 laptop given a Santa Rosa shine

by Thomas Ricker, posted May 14th 2007 at 9:01AM

No official word from ASUS yet, but Italian site Notebookitalia has it that the Santa Rosa class Lamborghini VX2S will be out in June. The update to the 15.4-inch VX2 brings a new 2.4GHz T7700 Core 2 Duo proc, Blu-ray Disc drive, and 512MB of NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT graphics to a list of specs which includes draft-N WiFi, 2GB DDR2 memory, and a 160GB disk spinning at 5400rpm. Rounding things out are HDMI, e-SATA, ExpressCard, Gigabit Ethernet, and a 2.8-kg weight when fitted with the 8 cell (5200mAh) battery. Much to love... or loath depending upon your taste for these niche, co-branded products.

Filed under: Laptops

Tags: asus, Lamborghini, santa rosa, SantaRosa, t7700, vx2, vx2s

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Dave @ May 14th 2007 12:07PM

me wants one!!!

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GorgeousGeorge @ May 14th 2007 1:37PM

All those nice specs, but only a 5400rpm hard drive? Come on now. I realize that hard drive speed isn't all-important, but if you're going to sell an ostensibly top-of-the-line machine, at least make sure all the components are top of the line.

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Steve @ May 14th 2007 3:04PM

um...battery life dude

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nikster @ May 14th 2007 9:01PM

i would love this machine if it had all branding removed. the design is nice, i just don't want to have "Asus" and "Lamborghini" as well as the Lambo symbol plastered all over. that's just tacky and pointless. as if there wasnt enough branding-overkill in this world already.

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Z @ May 15th 2007 4:35AM

Now we're talkin'. I loved the VX2 and these upgrades just make it even better. I just wish they'd offer the option of a W-UXGA screen, especially in light of the Blu-ray drive.

But everything else is perfect!

And personally, I love the badging and the carbon fiber.

I was planning on buying a VX2; now the VX2S is the one on my list!

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