Another Lotus blossom.

What do you think of it? Sexy? Boring? Whatever the case may be, it is the first new Lotus in 13 years.

Bueller? Bueller?

Anyone here remember Ferris Bueller’s Day Off?

That movie featured many memorable items. The first that comes to my mind, however, is the famous scene in which a Ferrari 250 GT California goes flying backwards through the window of Cameron’s dad’s garage. Of course, it was no real 250 GT; the car featured in the movie was actually a Ford Mustang with a special body kit. However, the 250 GT California is a real Ferrari, and perhaps one of the most well known (and best looking) Ferraris ever made.

Of course, Ferrari never likes to let a good car go by the wayside (think Superamerica), and so they have revamped their famous 60’s roadster and embodied its essence in something fully modern: the new 2009 Ferrari California. With that name, I like it already.

The iPhone it’s not… but at least it’s light.

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! Well, actually, no, it’s just another MacBook iteration.

I have to say, I was excited about this product when I first heard about it in a Macworld report. In fact, I thought it was such a great announcement that it was on par with the iPhone.

I was wrong. Very wrong. In fact, to be honest, I don’t even want one. And for a new Apple product, that’s a bad thing. Mind you, it’s not the aesthetics that are wrong with the new MacBook Air. Instead, for the first time since the G4 Cube, Apple may have made a bad decision: form over function.

Product Preview: Ferrari Challenge for Wii

Finally, it seems, Wii owners may be getting a decent racing sim. And, what’s more, it’ll feature some of the finest racing automobiles in the world. Namely, Ferrari.

This is Ferrari Challenge, from the developer System 3. If it lives up to it’s hype, it could give Wii owners a nice alternative to the PS3’s upcoming Gran Turismo HD title.