If finding ways to throw away money is your problem, we have one solution. It's called the Formula 1 mouse pad and it will set you back by almost $500. Why so pricey? The mouse pads (or mouse mats as they are called in the UK) are hand-made in England by specialist composite technicians who make Formula One monocoques exclusively for Formula 1.The words "hand-made," "exclusive" and "specialist composite technicians" alone should add around $100 to the cost of the mouse pads. Add another $200 for the "state of the art automotive 3D modelling software used for its design."
Rounding up its price tag are the following features:
- Solid polished carbon fibre with inlaid leather mouse area
- Italian black suede backing
- Embossed in carbon with the F1 Formula 1 logo
- Carbon-cured to 120º C at 100 psi
- Suitable for an optical or ball-operated mouse
- Ritzy packaging ("Wrapped in F1™ tissue paper and presented in a luxury matt black box subtly highlighted with the F1 Formula 1 logo")
Via F1 Store
If finding ways to throw away money is your problem, we have one solution. It's called the Formula 1 mouse pad and it will set you back by almost $500. Why so pricey? The mouse pads (or mouse mats as they are called in the UK) are hand-made in England by specialist composite technicians who make Formula One monocoques exclusively for Formula 1.The words "hand-made," "exclusive" and "specialist composite technicians" alone should add around $100 to the cost of the mouse pads. Add another $200 for the "state of the art automotive 3D modelling software used for its design."
Rounding up its price tag are the following features:
- Solid polished carbon fibre with inlaid leather mouse area
- Italian black suede backing
- Embossed in carbon with the F1 Formula 1 logo
- Carbon-cured to 120º C at 100 psi
- Suitable for an optical or ball-operated mouse
- Ritzy packaging ("Wrapped in F1™ tissue paper and presented in a luxury matt black box subtly highlighted with the F1 Formula 1 logo")
Via F1 Store