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You know when the name Ferrari is mentioned, we are not talking about the run-of-the-mill vehicles here – rather, they are high performance thoroughbreds, and boy, do they cost a pretty penny if you ever want one of these puppies in your garage. The thing is, Ferrari has long ago decided not to put a good brand to waste, which is why they have come up with their fair share of accessories, resulting in the Ferrari by Logic3 Cavallino T350 Headphones this time around.

This time around, your hair will not be sent flying to the back because of the G-force generated after pressing the pedal to the metal in the latest Ferrari. No sir, the Ferrari Logic3 Cavallino T350 Headphones will instead deliver top notch audio quality to live up to the standards of the Ferrari brand name. This is made possible thanks to a collaboration with the world’s leading audio designers, and Ferrari’s team have also chipped in their two cents (or more) to develop a pair of headphones which exhibit the technical excellence of Ferrari.

Merging Ferrari’s luxurious style with cutting edge technology, the new Ferrari Logic3 Cavallino T350 Headphones were constructed with passion, and will definitely embody premium performance from the moment you fire it up. It will burn a $399 hole in your pocket, but that is to be expected considering the marque that dots it, delivering superior sound quality with 40mm drivers that have been incorporated into a close-back design and Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) technology in order to reduce unwanted ambient noise.

Ferrari’s GT road cars do have a hand in the inspiration of the Ferrari Logic3 Cavallino T350 Headphones, where both power and performance meet. Touted to carry the highest quality components possible with exact engineering, each pair of these headphones will be trimmed in the finest leather, sporting ear cups and a headband that guarantee ultimate comfort, while the machined crafted metal arms will ensure it has a long and happy life to serve you better. Expect the Ferrari Logic3 Cavallino T350 Headphones to come in black and tan, where it is accompanied by a carrying case and an anti-tangle, in-line remote cable for Apple, Android, Blackberry and Windows devices.

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If you’re the type of person who needs every aspect of life to be stylish (and/or expensive), then Ferrari by Logic3 has a pair of new products aimed directly at you. Today Logic3 announced that its launching its Cavallino T350 headphones and Scuderia FS1 Bluetooth speaker dock worldwide. Both look pretty sleek, but with that unmistakable Ferrari branding, both will also cost a pretty penny.

Let’s start right off with the Cavallino T350 headphones. These headphones come equipped with 40mm drivers and Active Noise Cancelling technology, so they should do something to keep ambient noise at a minimum. The band and ear cups are decked out in leather, and the Cavallino T350 features an in-line remote to help with ease-of-use with mobile devices and MP3 players. The headphones will require a payment of $399, so be prepared to plop down some serious cash if you want a set for yourself.

Next we come to the Scuderia FS1 Bluetooth speaker dock. The 2.1 speaker system features Class HD technology that’s been integrated with a Digital Signal Processor, which Logic3 says results in excellent sound quality despite the dock’s small size. It also comes equipped with Bluetooth for wireless playback (obviously), along with a 30-pin connector so you can connect your iDevices. That kind of functionality will cost you though, as the Scuderia FS1 has been stuck with a price tag of $549.

So both are pretty expensive, but if you want to pick one up, the Cavallino T350 and the Scuderia FS1 are available now at Ferrari’s website. If you’re more the brick and mortar type, Logic3 says they’ll be available at “select retailers nationwide,” but failed to actually mention any stores that carry these products. What do you think, are these Ferrari branded peripherals for you, or are they a little too expensive for your tastes?

Ferrari by Logic3 launches new headphones, Bluetooth speaker dock is written by Eric Abent & originally posted on SlashGear.
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The Ferrari Logic3 Cavallino T350 Headphones has just been announced to make its way to the US, and with the Ferrari brand name involved, you can be sure that plenty of care and consideration has gone into the construction of the headphones in order to reflect the luxury of Ferrari via the Logic3 audio accessories route. Working alongside the world’s leading audio designers and Ferrari’s team, it is certainly a pair of cans that will celebrate the style and technical excellence of Ferrari.

Merging Ferrari’s luxurious style alongside cutting edge technology, the Ferrari by Logic3’s spanking new Cavallino T350 headphones are said to embody premium performance, just like their cars that are sold with exorbitant price tags and dominated the Formula 1 racetrack when Michael Schumacher was at the peak of his powers. The Cavallino T350 Headphones will retail for $399 a pop, where it delivers superior audio quality with 40mm drivers which have been incorporated into a close-back design and Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) technology so that unwanted ambient noise is reduced.

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Back in August, Ferrari unveiled its new top-of-the-line sports car at the annual Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance called the F12berlinetta. The car is set to officially debuted in the United States in the first quarter of 2013 at a price starting at $315,888. The car uses a V12 engine under the hood that is naturally aspirated.

The engine produces 730 hp and 730 pound-foot of torque with 80% of that torque available at 2500 RPM. The engine revs to 8700 RPMs and uses a dual clutch paddle shifted transmission. Ferrari claims the vehicle can go from 0 to 100 kph in 3.1 seconds.

Ferrari announced that is going to be offering well-heeled buyers out there a chance to on the first F12berlinetta in the United States. During the Formula One United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas next weekend. Interested bidders will have the opportunity to attend an auction where they’ll have the chance to purchase the very first version of the car in the United States.

The car is being auctioned off to support Hurricane Sandy relief with all proceeds from the auction being donated to the American Red Cross. The last car Ferrari auctioned off for charity raised nearly $1.8 million. Ferrari North America CEO and President Marco Mattiacci said,”The F12berlinetta is already in high demand, and we expect the auction to yield a significant contribution to storm relief.”

Ferrari to auction the first F12berlinetta in the US to support hurricane Sandy relief is written by Shane McGlaun & originally posted on SlashGear.
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Apple exec Eddy Cue has joined Ferrari‘s board of directors, with the famous Italian car company saying the web services expert will help the marque with its internet savvy. Cue – who has owned a Ferrari for the past five years – was announced as an addition to the team today, with Ferrari’s chairman describing him as “of the the main driving forces” in pushing Apple’s product envelope.

Cue was among the roster of Apple execs gaining extra duties following the recent management shuffle, having previously been responsible for online services including iCloud, the Apple Store, and the iTunes Store. After the mix-around, Cue was also left handling Siri and Apple Maps.

“I am delighted that Eddy Cue, one of the main driving forces behind Apple’s range of revolutionary products, has now joined our board” chairman Luca di Montezemolo said in a statement today. ”His huge experience in the dynamic, innovative world of the Internet will be of great assistance to us.”

Exactly what that will entail in the context of cars remains to be seen, though the growth of telematics in the auto industry has been notable in recent years. Connected car systems can not only deliver navigation, entertainment, and other information to the driver, but shuttle car diagnostics back to the manufacturer; that’s something Ferrari already makes considerable use of in its F1 cars.

Of course, while the Italian company is perhaps best known for its bright red color schemes and throaty engines, it’s also been pushing the envelope in technology. Recently the firm hinted that it was looking into potential implementations of hybrid powerplants, likely taking advantage of the impressive torque electric motors can deliver.

“I am pleased and proud to become a member of the board. I have personally dreamed of owning a Ferrari since I was 8 years old and have been lucky to be an owner for the past 5 years. I continue to be awed by the world-class design and engineering that only Ferrari can do” Eddy Cue

Ferrari announced record revenues of €1.76bn ($2.25bn) in the first nine months of 2012, up ten percent, and delivered 5,267 cars to dealerships, a rise of 6-percent.

Ferrari adds Apple star Eddy Cue to board is written by Chris Davies & originally posted on SlashGear.
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