Informacione te ndryshme: 2013

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FIRST LOOK: 2013 FERRARI FF

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A few weeks back when we took a detailed look at electric maven Fisker’s new Karma Surf concept, we marveled at its similarity (at least in shape) to Ferrari’s loveable but awkward FF grand tourer. While it’s hard for us to describe anything by the Prancing Pony with the often boring moniker “sedan,” the fact that the company has been able to put out a sexy and sleek AWD four-seater without compromising on its racing roots is both astounding and promising for the brand.

As Ferrari follows the recent super car maker trend of expanding beyond typical fare such as their signature new V12 flagship, the F12berlinetta, we’re hoping that the company doesn’t go so far as to produce their rumored SUV concept…unlike certain other Italian stallions. However, with the now two-year-old FF, the company is on the right track in appealing to the luxury market with not only the world’s fastest four-seater but also the company’s first ever four-wheel drive production vehicle.

2013 Ferrari FF with panoramic glass roof option

Successor to the 612 Scaglietti with coincidental design hints from the 1961-2 250 GT Breadvanwith Short Wheel Base (SWB) from the racing division, the 12-cylinder FF produces an awe-inspiring 650-plus horsepower (or, as the Italians say it, 660 Cavalli Vapores or CVs) when achieving a total rpm of 8000, with maximum torque of approximately 504 lb.-ft. at around 6000 rpm. The FF has a top speed of about 208 miles per hour and can hit zero to 62 in 3.7 seconds. However, if you’re really trying to impress your three passengers, we’d suggest attempting Ferrari’s stated zero to 124 mph, which can apparently take just 11 seconds. Not bad for the upscale equivalent of a station wagon.

Adding to the already striking façade, Ferrari announced at the Paris Motor Show in September that for the 2013 model year, FF purchasers will now have the option of either the slick traditional hardtop or a revolutionary full-length reflective glass panoramic roof (above) that will give drivers and their guests the thrill of an open-air driving environment. Classy, aerodynamic and a definite head-turner, it still provides the same amount of acoustic brilliance and thermal insulation. We just hope this option results in a real-time adrenaline rush as you work through that track-derived seven-speed F1 dual-clutch gearbox; it’s a shame the semi-auto paddles couldn’t be exchanged for a stick for those who really want to kick it up a notch. Either way, this is one badass-looking grand tourer.

The Ferrari FF starts at $300,000.

MOVIE REVIEW: TEXAS CHAINSAW 3D

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Maradona urged to stay as the coach of the team

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Sheen donates $10,000 for injured teenager

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Jackie Chan lë aktrimin, hyn në politikë 12 Shkurt 2013

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Qeni që ka “arrestuar” 142 kriminelë në 2012-ën!

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First super luxury Android smartphone

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iWatch and Apple ?

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Husky Dogs

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A bridge with recycling containers

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NASA photos of Mercury

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Maserati Quattroporte

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TECH WATCH: BLACKBERRY Z10

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THE BEST OF DETROIT 2013

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TECH WATCH: 3M STREAMING PROJECTOR

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SELF-STYLED WITH ELLIOT: PARKAS

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TECH WATCH: IPHONE 5 & NEW IPOD TOUCH & NANO

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IPHONE 5

As usual, Apple Inc.’s new product showcase came today without much pomp and circumstance, as the gadget bloggers and technophiles had more or less pinned down every major detail of the long-awaited iPhone 5’s size, shape and potential capabilities months ago. While most analysts have predicted that this release is the expected revenue source to pad the company’s fluctuating 12-figure market cap for years to come, it’s remarkable to see that the latest “best of the best” is no longer revolutionary, with the most common descriptor of the device being limited to its width. Regardless, we’re still pumped for the newest line of i-branded products to hit shelves, so check out the details of the new iPhone 5, iPod Touch and iPod Nano below.

Claim to fame: Thinnest smartphone in the world at 7.6 mm thick.

Screen: Four-inch retina display.

Network Connectivity: LTE and DC-HSDPA.

Wi-fi: Dual-band 802.11n for up to 150 Mbps.

Chip: A6 (twice as fast as iPhone 4S).

iSight Camera: 8 MP single shot/28 MP panorama stitching.

Facetime HD Camera: 720p HD video.

Connector: Lightning connector replaces 30-pin traditional (adapter sold separately).

Operating System: iOS 6 — 200 new features, including Apple-designed Maps and new Siri functionality.

Price: $199/299/399 for 16/32/64 GB, respectively.

Preorder: September 14.

In Store: September 21.

IPOD TOUCH

Getting a refresh after years hidden by the limelight of its network-connected sibling, the iPod Touch now comes available in blue, yellow, pink, (PRODUCT) RED, white & silver, and black & slate. Featuring an all-new 4-inch Retina display and a 5MP iSight camera with 1080p HD recording; this is one gorgeous addition to the family at an attractive price. Bonus points for stealing the iPhone 5's shiny, new iOS 6 operating system Look for it October at $299/399 for 32/64 GB, respectively.

IPOD NANO

Not only is the new iPod Nano the slimmest iPod ever made at 5mm thick, but the addition of built-in Bluetooth functionality for wireless headphones makes this little gem a whole lot more attractive to those who prefer to take their music player on the go. With 30 hours of battery life and a new home button; this is one purchase we're definitely going to make. Available in seven colors (plus Product Red) this October for $149 (16 GB)