HP Hits the Track with Ferrari: Here’s the Exclusive, Limited, and Ultra-Expensive AI PC

Ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix, a novelty has been announced that will thrill tech-loving Prancing Horse fans. HP Limited Edition Scuderia Ferrari AI PC combines the legendary design and tradition of the automaker with the engineering of the California-based company; the result is a limited-edition laptop with a refined and unmistakable design, destined for a select few (due to the high price and also because it will be produced in limited quantities).

HP Limited Edition Scuderia Ferrari AI PC is the first exclusive notebook born from the collaboration between the two brands

The laptop features a lower surface in carbon fiber and Gorilla Glass, a nod to Ferrari’s philosophy of functional transparency. The palm rest is entirely glass while the haptic touchpad lights up on contact. The chassis, CNC-machined, features a sand-blasted surface with zirconium micro-spheres in Rosso Magma, the iconic Ferrari finish that evokes the energy of molten lava, with metallic particles creating a three-dimensional depth along every curve and line of the device.

The three-dimensional slatted design of the air intakes, designed to optimize airflow and thermal performance, draws inspiration from a distinctive Ferrari element, a shape that appears in motion even when stationary.

For the technical side, the HP laptop features a touch display Tandem OLED+ 3K while the heart of the system is the Intel Core Ultra X7 358H processor with Intel Arc B390 graphics. The keyboard features per-key LED backlighting, enabling four customizable lighting animations and any color selection with RGB, for a personalized user experience.

Price and Availability: a laptop not for everyone

Regarding the availability of the new HP Limited Edition Scuderia Ferrari AI PC, the manufacturer has confirmed that it will be purchasable on the official store starting from June 12. The suggested price is $5,599, while the list of markets hides a surprise: the laptop will debut in the United States, Japan and Australia, but also in European countries such as France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

We note that only 4,999 numbered units will be produced, each with an elegant and distinctive packaging (which also includes a leather case made by Poltrona Frau, the same company that supplies the leather for Ferrari interiors).