Hello Kitty fans now have a wider range of choice when choosing the right Hello Kitty notebook PC to fit their needs! We’ve shown you the NEC Hello Kitty Notebook PC, and now EPSON has released their own version.

With an operating system of Windows Vista Home Premium edition, this A4 sized laptop is approximately 33cm in width, 28.7cm in depth, and 3.5cm in height and weighs approximately 3.0kg, including the lithium ion battery. They have CPUs of Intel Celeron M430 (1.73 GHz), Memories of 1.0GB PC2-4200 DDR2 SDRAM, and a hard drive of 80GB. Network includes 100Base-TX/10Base-T corresponding network, and an IEEE802.11b/g correspondence wireless LAN. In addition, there are 4 USB2.0 correspondence, an SD memory card slot and a CD-R/RW&DVD-ROM.

With 2 eye-catching styles to choose from, each notebook PC is currently priced at 189,000yen (including tax) and can be found in Sanrio Japan’s online shop. Your purchase will include an exclusive Hello Kitty flash theme for vista, and Hello Kitty desktop icons to complete your Hello Kitty look! Visit the Sanrio japan Shop today!

A vow that lasts forever deserves the perfect symbol for eternal love.

And what better way to show your love than by having a matching pair of Hello Kitty wedding rings?

These hard platinum 900 Hello Kitty wedding rings are 189,000 Yen (including tax). The lady’s ring has 2 pieces of 0.02ct natural diamond. They include engravings for the date of the wedding and initials of the couple.

Sample Engraving:

For more information, please go to the Sanrio Japan Website.

The Artist behind the ever popular Tokidoki, Simone Legno was spotted in San Diego’s Comic Convention wearing a Hello Kitty necklace.

“Tokidoki” meaning “sometimes” in Japanese was originally created by Simone Legno as a personal site to showcase his art style and love for Japanese culture. He became widely accepted as an artist and began designing for other companies such as LeSportsac.

The Comic-Con took place at the San Diego Convention Center from July 26 to 29 of 2007. The convention celebrates pop culture, especially Japanese styled animation. Tokidoki’s Japanese-inspired art form had hundreds of fans waiting in line for his autograph and sketches.

Photos from Simone Legno’s Tokidoki blog.