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Porsche Launches Cinema Site
September 26, 2007
Porsche has launched an interactive application offering movies, music and engine sounds. Well, at least on their German site they have. I haven’t found any sign of this application on the U.S. site, so for now, you’ll have to wade through a bunch of German to get your fix. You’ll not only find movies of their road cars, but lots of ALMS movies featuring the RS Spyder and even a qualifying lap at Le Mans from 1977.
Click here to visit the site. Official press release is after the jump.
[source: Porsche]
Porsche launches own cinema on internet
Interactive application offers films, music and engine sounds
Stuttgart. Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG of Stuttgart, Germany, has a new, interactive application that enables sports-car fans to view official Porsche films from their computers via the company website – there is even a large-screen display option. Porsche Web-Cinema pools all the films about current Porsche models, technology and development. Even the prize-winning films “True to yourself” about the Porsche Cayman S and “No” about the 911 Carrera 4/4S, which were presented with the Golden Camera Award in Hollywood, can be watched on the computer. There are also reports from motor-sport events, for example from the entire American Le Mans Series and the Transsyberia Rally, and narratives about Porsche history available for download. One of the Web-Cinema highlights is a film recorded from a car on the Le Mans track in 1977. Users can even compile a customized cinema schedule from the selection on offer. Porsche Web-Cinema also includes an archive with the engine sounds and music of the Porsche web specials.
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