CeBIT 2008: ASUS-Lamborghini notebook crashes

There is another ASUS-Lamborghini notebook every year.

In 2006, ASUS introduced its first portable computer "co-developed" with the Italian sports car manufacturer, which VX1 he got a name. A year later, his successor, the VX2, which, like its predecessor, got a 15,4-inch display. However, the third ASUS-Lamborghini is out of line, with the VX3’s LCD at just 12,1 inches.

The components hidden under the titanium alloy housing have been creased, resulting in the central unit now being a 45nm Intel Core 2 Duo processor, specifically the 2,5GHz T9300, and NVIDIA Mobile for graphics tasks. graphics controller, 256 MB 9300M GeForce G answer.

The VX3's technical description also includes the following items: Intel PM965 chipset, 802.11n Wi-Fi, 320 GB hard drive, 4 GB DDR2-667 MHz system memory, webcam, DVD burner, Lamborghini Mouse and Windows Vista Ultimate operating system system.