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The Ferrari Enzo was an amazing car, and Ferrari had to come up with something even more awesome to surpass it. Meet the Ferrari LaFerrari.

The Ferrari LaFerrari was unveiled at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show and while its name is a bit odd, it is packed with technology to beat any car on the road. It features a 949 hp hybrid powertrain, which is supposed to produce breakneck acceleration. The power comes from a 789-hp 6.3-liter V12 engine mated with a 161-hp electric motor. This bad boy will rev up to 9,250 RPM and produce 664 lb-ft of torque, reaching a top speed of 217 miles per hour.

The LaFerrari is selling for about €1 million (~$1.3 million USD). But before you get out your checkbooks, Ferrari will produce only 499 models of this car, and there are already about 700 standing orders, meaning that this car has completely sold out.

[via Autoblog]

The Ferrari is a sports car whose price tag puts it way out of range for most of us, but if you happen to be one of the few who can afford one, you might be interested to learn that future Ferrari models could feature iPads integrated as part of its in-car entertainment system.  During the unveiling of the car maker’s hybrid model, the LaFerrari, Chairman Luca Cordero Di Montezemolo confirmed that they were in talks with Apple about broadening their partnership on in-car entertainment which could see iPad minis being installed on the passenger seats.

This isn’t the first time we’ve heard or have seen Apple products being installed by car manufacturers. Some manufacturers have included options in their vehicle such as Apple’s Siri Eyes Free feature which allows the activation and use of Siri without having to reach for our phone while driving. Some car enthusiasts have also taken it upon themselves to modify their vehicles to embed iPhones or iPads in their cars as part of their entertainment system as well.

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Ferrari is one of the most famous sports car makers in the world and has one of the most popular F1 racing teams as well. Fans of Ferrari now have a new set of headphones made by Logic3 to wrap around their ears to celebrate the prancing horse. The new headphones are the R300 and fit into the Scuderia Ferrari Collection.

As you can probably guess, anything that has the Ferrari logo on it won’t be cheap, and these headphones are no exception with a price of $349. The headphones have active noise cancellation technology and aerodynamic air vents and other styling cues reminiscent of Ferrari GT cars. The metal arms allowing for adjustment of the ear cups are made from machined metal.

The headphones also promise soft and comfortable ear cups. The case included with the headphones is covered in a carbon fiber look material. The headphones do have a three-button microphone remote for working with Apple devices including the iPhone that is detachable. The headphones will also fold for storage.

The drivers are 40 mm and the headphones offer frequency response of 20-20,000 Hz. The company ships the headphones with both a standard 3.5 mm cable and the cable for use with Apple devices featuring a mic and remote. Other accessories include a 6.3 mm adapter and an airplane adapter. The headphones are available for purchase right now.

[via Logic3]

Logic3 Scuderia Ferrari R300 headphones debut is written by Shane McGlaun & originally posted on SlashGear.
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Ferrari by Logic3 is back with another prancing pony audio accessory to further deplete your bank account, apart from making you look stylish like all get out. Yes sir, we are referring to the R300 noise-cancelling headphones that will further expand the Scuderia Ferrari collection. Ferrari by Logic3, said, “There is no disputing the passion and energy that the Ferrari F1 team puts into every race, and it is with that same enthusiasm and attention to detail that we founded the Scuderia Ferrari Collection. We are delighted to be launching the R300, and believe that Ferrari fans and music devotees alike will love the design and sound.”

The R300 will merge a distinctive design alongside cutting edge technology, delivering amazing sound quality via its 40mm drivers that have been incorporated into a close-back design and Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) technology to help reduce unwanted ambient noise. Sporting robust, machined-crafted metal arms and diamond shaped grilles, you are more or less guaranteed to enjoy added durability and quality, while the ultra-soft ear pads made from enhanced breathable material deliver maximum comfort, all for $349 a pair. Any takers?

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The brand known at the moment as “Ferrari by Logic3″ have revealed their next-generation Bluetooth-connected speaker dock, the GT1, ready for action at CES 2013. This machine is a high-powered 2.2.1 speaker system works with an integrated 6.5-inch subwoofer, works with Class HD patented technology for high efficiency delivery of “ultimate power”, as they say, and you’ve got a Digital Signal Processor (DSP) built-in as well. A DSP, in this case, is described as a feature giving you control over the crossover and equalization of the music so you’re able to create a “natural musical tone”.

Along with that lovely tone you’ve got with this fancy beast, you’ll have extended low frequency response. We’re expecting this speaker to blow us away, essentially, with solid sound that’s unlike any we’ve heard from a comparably priced set. You’ll be able to work with this machine with Android devices, the iPhone, and Windows Phone smartphones as well – anything able to connect with Bluetooth, really.

This beast also connects to your new Scuderia FS1 and/or Cavallino GT1 machines from Ferrari by Logic3 to offer added controls you might never have known were possible! There’s a Ferrari by Logic3 app for control of this new system, too. This app works for iOS only and will be available early this year, allowing users to display a clock, set an alarm, control the music on their device (sending it to the speaker dock, of course), and hit up 4 GT car sounds from Ferrari – meant for your alarm, to be sure.

This is just one of a massive barrage of devices you’ll be seeing over the next full week as we head into the biggest set of tech events of the year – the Consumer Electronics Show! Head to the CES 2013 tag to follow SlashGear all around the floor, up, down, and back again until you have so much device coverage, you wont know what to do with yourself.

Ferrari by Logic3 GT1 Bluetooth speaker dock set for CES 2013 is written by Chris Burns & originally posted on SlashGear.
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