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New ASUS-Automobili VX7 notebook offers quad-core 2nd generation Intel® CoreTM i7 processors and supercar style
ASUS have today announced the launch of the ASUS-Automobili Lamborghini VX7; a revamped notebook experience which embodies the excitement of the supercar's grand touring traditions.
The ASUS-Automobili Lamborghini VX7 harnesses powerful technology with quad-core 2nd generation Intel® CoreTM i7 processors, and is the world's first notebook with dedicated NVIDIA® GeForceTM GTX 460M graphics, offering a world-class standard of performance and visuals.
The VX7 stays faithful to its Automobili Lamborghini pedigree with sheer performance for gaming, multimedia, online entertainment and productivity. What's more, in two directly licensed colours (orange and black carbon fibre) and with exquisite style in detailed design finishes, it perfectly reflects the panache of the Lamborghini's iconic image.
RRP £1,999 - the ASUS-Automobili Lamborghini VX7 is available now from Micro Anvika (www.anvika.com) and Amazon (www.amazon.co.uk).
A video of the ASUS-Automobili Lamborghini VX7 is available on the ASUS blog http://asus.co.uk/blog/news/vx7/
Key Features:
* Automobili Lamborghini inspired design with directly licensed colours
* 15.6" 16:9 full HD LED display
* Quad-core 2nd generation Intel® CoreTM i7 processors
* NVIDIA® GeForceTM GTX 460M GPU with 3GB video memory
* 8GB DDR3 1333 memory (expandable to 16GB)
* 2 x 750GB hard drives (total 1.5TB - 7200rpm)
* USB 3.0 technology (up to 10x faster than USB 2.0)
* Blu-ray combo drive
* Windows® 7 Ultimate (64-bit)
Turbo-charged performance for hardcore gaming and multimedia:
The highly-efficient ASUS-Automobili Lamborghini VX7 notebook uses quad-core 2nd generation Intel® CoreTM i7 processors, based on the Sandy Bridge architecture to deliver enhanced graphics and multitasking performance.
What's more, the ASUS-Automobili Lamborghini VX7 is the world's first notebook to use the NVIDIA® GeForceTM GTX 460M GPU, offering native DirectX® 11 and aided by the inclusion of an unprecedented 3GB of video memory for mind-blowing visuals on action-packed games and movies.
With dual 7,200rpm 750GB hard drives providing a total of 1.5TB or storage, the ASUS-Automobili Lamborghini VX7 offers incredibly fast and reliable data access.
Stylishly reflect the supercar spirit in everyday computing:
The ASUS-Automobili Lamborghini VX7 is available in bold and distinctive orange and black carbon fibre colours, directly licensed and formulated to retain the iconic impact of the legendary Italian powerhouses.
Each curve and design feature on the super-sleek notebook has been crafted to embody the sporty and power-hungry style of the Automobili Lamborghini models. Rear cooling vents echo the supercar's taillights and exhaust whilst they neatly dissipate heat to keep things cool under the hood, whilst the power button is reminiscent of the engine start key.
With leather-trimmed palm rests and a light yet durable aluminium construction, the ASUS-Automobili Lamborghini VX7 exudes luxury alongside exquisite craftsmanship with superior technology.
Pricing and Availability:
RRP £1,999 - the ASUS-Automobili Lamborghini VX7 is available now from Micro Anvika (www.anvika.com) and Amazon (www.amazon.co.uk).
About ASUS
ASUS, the world's top 3 consumer notebook vendor and the maker of the world's best-selling and most award winning motherboards, is a leading enterprise in the new digital era.
ASUS designs and manufactures products that perfectly meet the needs of today's digital home, office and person, with a broad portfolio that includes motherboards, graphics cards, optical drives, displays, desktops, Eee Box and all-in-one PCs, notebooks, netbooks, tablet devices, servers, multimedia and wireless solutions, networking devices, and mobile phones.
Driven by innovation and committed to quality, ASUS won 3,398 awards in 2010, and is widely credited with revolutionizing the PC industry with the Eee PCTM. With a global staff of more than 10,000 and a world-class R&D team of 3,000 engineers, the company's revenue for 2010 was around US$10.1 billion.
