If you are a hardcore gamer, that you should try the Thrustmaster Ferrari Wireless Gamepads for the Sony PlayStation 3 and PC. The wireless pads is currently available in four models: the Ferrari Wireless Gamepad 430 Scuderia Limited Edition, the F1 Wireless Gamepad Ferrari F60 Limited Edition, the Ferrari Motors Gamepad F430 Challenge Limited Edition, the F1 Dual Analog Ferrari F60 Exclusive Edition. All controllers are also fully programmable, equipped with internal memories and provide Sony PS3 and PC compatibility. Prices start at $49.99 each for the wireless version, while the wired version will retail for $39.99 a pop. The Thrustmaster Ferrari Wireless Gamepads will go on sale in October 2009. [Press Release]
Vertu and Ferrari have collaborated to offer their latest Ascent Ti luxury mobile phone collection. The new Vertu Ascent Ti mobile phone series consists of one limited edition phone, the Nero, and two special edition phones, the Rosso and Giallo. What makes the Nero cool is that the handset is constructed from titanium with crystal sapphire pillows and has the scratch-proof PVD to make it more durable. Meanwhile, the Rosso and Giallo feature the PVD-coated keyboards and battery covers, as well as ceramic pillows. In case you didn’t know, the Vertu Ascent Ti supports Quad-band GSM/EDGE with WCDMA 2100, 5 hours talk time and 300 hours standby time, Stainless steel keys and sapphire crystal screen, Bluetooth connectivity, a 3MP camera with autofocus and flash, and 4GB internal memory. These handsets also come with Ferrari-inspired themes and ring tones. [UnWiredView via Upcoming Cell Phones]
Just like real Ferraris, this Acer F-22bid LCD monitor is a limited edition item. With only 500 units available, these 22-inch babies come with 20,000:1 contrast ratio, 300cd/m² brightness, 1,680×1,050 WSXGA resolution and 2ms response time. Available ports are HDMI/DVI-D24/D-Sub so you can hook up all your latest toys to this beautiful screen. [Akihabara]
EDO Competition’s Ferrari Enzo comes equipped with a modified ECU that offers power output to 700hp and 527 lb-ft torque. See more pictures after the jump. [Autoblog] More
Ferrari has recently announced its new Ferrari 612 Scaglietti One-to-One Personalisation Program, which will allow the buyers to design their own Ferrari 612 Scaglietti, accessory by accessory, detail by detail. The Ferrari 612 Scaglietti takes pride at the Ferrari stand for being the model used in the inauguration of the personalization program. In consultation with the Ferrari experts, clients can then decide what best accessories they would like for their cars. [TheCoolHunter]
by Nicole on February 10, 2008
Berg Toys has just released an awesome toy car known as the Ferrari FXX pedal car. This toy car comes with a racing bucket seat and four-point harness, steering wheel and a aero spoiler kit. Unfortunately this bad boy will cost you $730 for the standard model and the Exclusive model will cost you a whopping $2200.
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by Vie on December 17, 2007
With this sleek Meridian F80, you get everything you need for a portable home entertainment system. Collaborating with technology guru of Ferrari, not only this portable system is catchy but also delivers excellent high-end sound and outstanding versatility. Available in yellow, signature Ferarri red and silver with high-tech deep gloss lacquered finish, it serves FM/AM and DAB radio, CD and DVD player (80 watt, 2.1 digital loudspeaker). More pictures after the jump.
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by Johan on November 6, 2007
Ferrari has unveiled its 612 Scaglietti supercar at Tokyo Motor Show 2007. The 4.9-metre long, all-aluminum 612 Scaglietti will offer the perfect combination of performance and comfort in the best traditions of a true Ferrari berlinetta designed to accommodate four people in high-speed luxury and safety. Check out more pics after the jump.
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by Johan on October 24, 2007
Here is a road test video of the 510hp Ferrari F430 Scuderia. Watch the video after the jump.
Like the Challenge Stradale was to the 360 Modena, this Scuderia is an evolution of the F430, taking the car from perennial contender in the high-end sports car market to weekend special. Think Gallardo Superleggera, Porsche GT3 RS, et al. In this case the Ferrari drops a couple hundred pounds and gets a slight cavallini bump. In real numbers that’s a weight savings of 100kg (220 lbs.) and 510 horsepower instead of 483 from Ferrari’s 4.3L V8.
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by Johan on October 23, 2007
The Segway PT i2 Ferrari Limited Edition comes in red color which looks like the Ferrari but doesn’t goes any faster than regular Segway. It accelerates 24 miles/38 km or up to 480 city blocks on a single charge. The Segway PT i2 Ferrari Limited Edition is now available at the Ferrari Store.
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