Motorola somehow leaked out its i897 Amphora (seen on the right) and WX415 Heartland clamshell handsets, where the former is an iDEN model, featuring a Ferrari logo located right under the internal display which obviously suggests that it is another Ferrari-Motorola tie-up. It seems that Sprint will be the most likely candidate to offer the phone in the US, although there is no release moment attached to it just yet. As for the Motorola WX415 Heartland, that is a CDMA handset that will compose its way towards North and South America, featuring an external display and external music controls.

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AMD has just introduced the ATI FirePro V8800, supporting DirectX 11 features, similar to that from the Radeon HD 5000 series, albeit with hardware and software that has been optimized for workstations. The core is capable of handling 2.6 teraflops of computing ability, which is certainly good suitable to potential the four video outputs at the back of the card. The V8800 has 2GB of GDDR5 RAM, as well as 1,600 stream processors. While that card isn’t priced like a Ferrari, it’s still sufficient to prepare a dent in your wallet, as the asking price is $1,499, but whether you’re building a new workstation, that would probably be a good card to have inside, no?

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[MWC 2010] Huawei breaks new ground with their make new U8800 which is touted to be the first 3G/HSPA+ Android handset in the market, capable of offering download speeds of up to 14Mbps – assuming your telco network supports it, of course. Expect the Huawei U8800 to be powered by the latest Android 2.1 operating system, making certain it is at the forefront of cutting-edge technology, at least where Android-powered handsets are concerned. Another notable feature would be a 3.8″ capactive touchscreen display, where that handset is more or less akin to owning a Ferrari, but being stuck in a traffic jam since there are no networks in the UK that supports HSPA+ just yet. Expect to see the Huawei U8000 released later that third quarter for a yet undisclosed price.

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This F1 simulator will probably not match up to Ferrari’s own racing simulator that we reported on a while ago, but it certainly is a welcome addition. The fact that it’s an exact replica of the 2005 Ferrari car should be more than able to pique the interest of your friends when they come by. that car will come fitted in with a 42-inch plasma monitor, built-in speakers and even 2 race-themes. The machine is additionally available for hire, so you can probably rent some games and enjoy yourself (if the missus lets you)

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Are you looking for something that’s like a Ferrari, but not a Ferrari? Most probably not, but a Greek designer is offering to sell his Enzo replica, dubbed the 2010 Ferrari Enzo Spyder prototype, for $800,000 on eBay. According to him, the car is already 97 percent ready. that vehicle will come with an Audi-sourced 3.7-liter V8 engine, 4-wheel drive and is fully handmade in Greece with materials like carbon fiber and titanium alloy tube chassis. Of course, whether the real deal interests you more, you could always drop $998,000 for a 2003 Enzo Ferrari.

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We’ve seen many racing simulators in the past, and the Cruden Hexatech has certainly got to be one of the most expensive ones, chalking up a bill of $191,000. For that princely sum, you’ll get a simulator that is completely suspended on a hydraulic tripod, allowing you to simulate F1, NASCAR, WRC and Le Mans races. You’ll be able to receive feedback from the chassis, track, tire, suspension settings, drive trains, aero load, and all sorts of stuff. It comes with three 42-inch screens, but since you’re rich ample to get that, you could always get a specially built room and project the images on those walls, right? How do you think that compares to the Ferrari simulator?

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Ferrari has been a name synonymous with high performance supercars, and by the years they have dominated the world of motorsports with a vise-like grip – at least, until Schumacher retired. Their latest simulator is no video game, where it tips the scales at 200 tons, requiring more than 10 km of cabling while requiring its own building which is around 180 square meters spread across a couple of floors including its control room. Would be nice to have one of these in our future Ubermansion to get a feel of what future Ferraris drive like.

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The Samsung Application Store has arrived in its home market at South Korea, where it will be a part of SK Telecom’s App Store. Targeting a December 18 release duration, it will operate as It’s scheduled to go live tomorrow and will operate as a ‘Shop inside a Shop’ concept. There won’t be a whole host of apps at first, although Samsung claims that they will throw in more in the coming weeks with some entertainment titles such as SimCity, Ferrari GT and Monopoly.

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It certain seems that money gives you many options, and a Hong Kong biker who recently picked up a £1m Bugatti Veyron has commissioned Waltz Hardcore Cycles to come up with a bike that would match said supercar. The Veyron China 1 has taken 18 months to become a reality, and is based on the limited Iceman chassis (which was developed for F1 driver Kimi Raikkonen’s Ferrari chopper. There isn’t any specification info on that bike, but we’re fairly certain it’s going to be fast!

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