Due in early 2009, the laptop is bundled with a Bluetooth wireless mouse and optional Xpress VoIP phone, both also emblazoned with Acer and Ferrari Racing Shield logos.The Ferrari influence is only skin deep as the Ferrari 1200 laptop seems to be an only fairly average machine. At the heart of the Ferrari 1200 is an AMD Turion X2 Ultra dual-core processor, chosen rather obviously because AMD is one of Ferrari's Formula One sponsors. The final specifications haven't been released yet, but here's what we do know: the 1200 is equipped with Wi-Fi (spec not stated), an LED-backlit 12-inch screen, integrated Bluetooth wireless, fingerprint security, up to 4GB of RAM, and a SATA hard drive of "large capacity."
