FA: Olympus Ferrari Limited Edition Camera

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This incredibly amazing 3.2 Megapixel digital camera is a must-have
for any Olympus fan, Ferrari fan, F1 fan, or fan of fine design. It's
a limited-edition camera, one of 1,000 available in the Americas, only
10,00 worldwide. And when they run out, they're gone for good. First
off, it's a great camera. This camera is one of Olympus' first digital
cameras to have a 3X zoom with a "folded light" (goes from
5.8mm-17.4mm, which is the same as 38-114mm zoom on a 35mm camera).
It's also the most svelte digital Olympus has ever produced. It's
3.7"wx2.6"hx.9"d. And weighs only 5.6 ounces. So it's small on the
outside and large on the inside. The camera features "Olympus TruePic
TURBO image processor" which improves high-res detail for better
pictures and optimizes processing speed for faster shooting and
playback. The 2.5" LCD monitor on the back is awash in 210,000 pixels
which gives you a clear, hi-def look at what you're shooting. And the
display itself can be seen from 160 degrees—meaning you and your
friends can look at the pictures together. And unlike conventional LCD
monitors it can be easily seen in bright light conditions The camera
comes with a "garage," a matching dock that functions both as a
download unit and photo stand. It, too, matches the design and look of
the camera. The camera is smart. There are 22 modes for optimizing
photo quality in differing conditions. Modes include candle, snow,
sunset, and text. The design is unmatched. It not only looks good on
its own, but calls to mind Ferrari racing. The color is the rich
Ferrari red everyone knows and loves. The case under the paint is
sturdy, yet-lightweight aluminum. The dock matches color and
style—together, they fit together perfectly and look great on their
own. This is something that would look great anywhere—and you'd want
it prominently displayed. Then, there's the uploading technology. Four
custom slideshow transitions that can work on the display, a computer
monitor, or tv—and can show off the pictures while the camera is being
recharged. You can even print out the pictures directly to the printer
(no need to go through a long upload to your computer). You can make
up to 12 photo albums of up to 100 images each. That's 1200 pictures
you can take around. Comes with Camedia Master 4.2 software. You can
even put the pictures back on the camera after editing them on your
computer. Not to rest on just having the best camera, the viewing
screen warms up with the image of Ferrari's F1 car. And the camera kit
includes a sleek black travel case and a sturdy black presentation box
for storage. Since I haven't opened the software, I can't guarantee
that there's a Ferrari photo collection on a cd, but that's what all
the info says. There is also a card noting that this is #730 of the
1,000 available in the US.