Acer Ferrari 1200 laptop revving up!

Hear that roar? That’s the sound of the Acer Ferrari 1200 laptop pulling up. Oh yes, the greatest car/computer collaboration of our times is back again with a throbbing laptop to whet our appetites.

The follow up to the Acer Ferrari 1100, the 1200 looks remarkably similar to its predecessor, with a similar 12.1-inch screen. Except this time its using LED backlit technology which consumes less power than traditional displays and therefore will help to reduce CO2 emissions (if only in a small way).

It’s got all the power of a Fezza too, thanks to its AMD Turion X2 Ultra dual-core mobile processor. The 4GB of memore and AMD M780G chipset, meanwhile, ensures that it’s got enough grunt to appease demanding gaming fans.

It’s out in a couple of months with the price still unknown. But what luxurious extras can you expect? Well there’s a SATA hard drive, a slot-load optical drive, Dolby Home Theatre sound, Wi-Fi, and it’s all encased in a luxury carbon-fibre exterior that’s used to make the cars. The only thing you don’t get is a bright red coat with the Prancing Horse on it to show you’re a Ferrari owner. Shame.

(Acer via T3)

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