AI PC features Rosso Magma paint, glass base that exposes cooling and Poltrona Frau leather cover for US$ 5.599
HP presented in Monaco, on the eve of the local Formula 1 Grand Prix, the HP Limited Edition Scuderia Ferrari, an ultra-luxury PC with artificial intelligence developed over almost two years by the brand’s engineers and Ferrari Design Studio. True to the automaker’s philosophy of selling one unit less than the market demands, the notebook will have only 4,999 numbered copies worldwide. Sales start in the United States on June 12, at a suggested price of US$ 5.599 (about R$ 28.555).
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Each element of the chassis, machined in CNC, responds to a technical and visual need of the Maranello brand. The housing features the red Rosso Magma paint, which uses metallic particles to give three-dimensional depth to the curves.
The biggest visual idea, however, is in the base, which combines carbon fiber and Corning Gorilla Glass to intentionally leave the cooling system exposed, like the exposed engine safe of a Ferrari. The technical glass has more than 2,000 micro-perforations to optimize airflow, as well as three-dimensional shutter-shaped outlets.
Inside, the palm rest is all glass, with a touch-illuminated edge mousepad, 3K resolution Tandem OLED+ touchscreen and keyboard with RGB lighting per key.
Aimed at heavy AI tasks and gaming, the notebook is equipped with the Intel Core Ultra X7 358H processor and the Intel Arc B390 graphics card, delivering up to 180 TOPS of computing power. Protection is provided by HP Wolf Security for Business, with hardware-backed defense.
As a final touch of exclusivity, the computer comes with an Italian Poltrona Frau leather cover, the same used in the interior of Ferrari cars. In addition to the USA, the model will be sold in eight other countries — Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and the United Kingdom — but, for now, with no forecast for arrival in Brazil.
