For its next supercar, Lamborghini has continued its exploration of sharp angles. The Veneno was designed as a “hypercar” to celebrate Lamborghini’s 50th anniversary. I’ll take two, please.
The Lamborghini Veneno is one of the most striking street-legal cars that I’ve ever seen. It’s based on the Aventador, and has a 6.5-liter V12 producing 750 horsepower, which will propel you up to 220 miles per hour. It features lots of carbon-fiber reinforced polymer to reduce weight. The crazy angles are there to optimize aerodynamics and include a front splitter, rear diffuser, massive rear wing, and a shark-like fin running all along the spine of the roof.
Sadly, only three people on Earth will get to own it. With an approximate price of $4.5 million (USD) price tag, only petrolheads with vast sums of money to burn will be driving these. Naturally, all three have already been sold.
[via Autoblog]
Remember those little clear plastic semi-circles you used to use to measure angles back in the dark ages? Well get with the times mathlete because now there’s a Digital Protractor. Use it to measure angles or draw things at a specific angle with accuracy to one decimal place. Measures in either centimeters or inches with the ruler. Lock the knob to keep it dialed it to a specific angle. Fear no angle. It just adds up.
I’m always looking for my next iPhone case, and I have to say that the Incase Box Case looks pretty cool, especially in that transparent frosted version. I don’t like cases that make the iPhone significantly larger than it’s supposed to, and that doesn’t seem to be the case with the Box Case.
The soft rubberized construction of the case will give you a better grip while snapping photos or texting, and the angular corners provide for better protection against accidental drops. The squared-off brick-like look is quite unique, which is what most people look for in iPhone cases.
The case works with iPhone 4 and 4S, and you can pick up the Incase Box Case directly from their online store for $29.95 (USD). It comes in black, frost, gray and pink.
[via NOTCOT]