The move firmly pushed tablets into the mainstream gadget conversation while leading many to ask, 'What the heck is this giant iPod touch?' (Oh 2010, you sweet summer child.) In a review of the first-gen iPad that year, CNET's Donald Bell described the device as 'an elegant, affordable supergadget.' One of the main draws was how easy it was to access and navigate the apps on the 9.7-inch screen. Here are our picks of the 10 coolest Lambos ever made.It's now been more than 10 years since former Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the iPad.

With a foreword by Fabio Lamborghini, director of the family run Lamborghini museum, it’s a must for any enthusiast of the beauties bearing the mark of the bull.

A cool new book by James Mann with photos by Stuart Codling from Motorbooks, Lamborghini Supercars 50 Years, is a suitably sybaritic tribute to the most famous thoroughbreds, from the Miura - arguably the world’s first supercar, which forever cemented his fame - to the 1980s models which looked like spacecraft at the time and are now starting to fetch equally astronomical prices at auction.

The past 50 years of Lamborghini production have seen the introduction of some of the fastest and most beautiful cars in the world. Having overseen the debut of his first car in 1963 and several other models since, Lamborghini sold the company in the ‘70s in 1997 it was acquired by the Volkswagen Group and placed under Audi’s aegis. A successful industrialist who also made heaters and air conditioners, Ferruccio Lamborghini bought a couple of Ferraris but found them - and Enzo Ferrari himself - somewhat lacking and decided to launch his own marque in 1963.Īnd truly, Lamborghinis have managed to make Ferraris feel a little tame by comparison ever since.

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