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Now this is amazing….a guy who’se entire place is fitted with nothing but Hello Kitty, a veritable legend!

 

Image courtesy of hello mimi.

This has got to be the cutest military Tank alive, not as pink as the Hello Kitty one…but still cute and funny

and it goes *pop*

A new Hello Kitty Laptop? It looks less blingy than the other one and has a printed coating look with various Hello Kitty printed all over it, cute!

Japan’s relentless drive to merge terminal cuteness with ultimate technology has taken a curious turn. It seems that Sanrio, parent company of the ubiquitous Hello Kitty brand, is determined to leave no stone unturned when it comes to marketing their all-conquering brand. How else to explain the newest appearance of the mouthless wonder: on the Roomba robot vacuum. Roomba is a robotic vacuum cleaner that can clean your place automatically (by rolling and roving around your living room silently and quietly)

 

Roomba, a product of the cool-sounding iRobot company, is a self-contained robotic vacuum that patrols your home or apartment in search of dust and dirt. Like all roombas, the vacuum cleaner employs sensors to help it avoid stairs and, basically, is one of the only Jetson-ish home appliances to ever successfully cross the line from cartoons to reality.

However, the curious Japanese propensity to cutify, well, everything meant that sooner or later the Roomba would get a makeover. In this case it’s sooner - September 30 is when the Hello Kitty Roomba hits Japan’s department stores and online retailers. Better have your Hello Kitty credit card handy though (yes, it exists), at 84,500 yen - about $800 - the Hello Kitty Roomba is anything but cheap and as a home appliance it’s anything but a child’s toy. (via Impress Watch)

Flying fighter pilot dog, the new generation cute warrior.

The true story of a female lion reunited with their human foster parents after a few years. Christian is the name of a pet lion bought from the famous Harrods department store in London in 1969. After about a year with his owners the lion had grown too big to remain with them. After a chance encounter with the stars of the film Born Free, the owners handed the pet lion over to the "Lion Man", conservationist George Adamson in order to be rehabilitated into the wild in Kora National Reserve, Kenya. A movie was made documenting the translocation from England to Kenya. In this footage, a year has passed and it looks like this pet lion has adapted to living with a pride of lions when his old friends come back to visit him.

More on wikipedia.

It’s not a store. It’s a resort styled along Hello Kitty style inside and outside (although why is one of the houses green?)

 

The interior is surprisingly stylish, not as silly pink as I would have expected.

This is another view of the place. Pretty funky, I wonder if they will have something like this elsewhere.

Every once in a while I come across a video worth sharing with people, this is one of them, shapes and drawings on a hand to turn a hand into a really life like animal, well done! Please remember to offer your appreciations to the creator of this video!

She also has a blog too.

Yes, it’s true, there is a Hello Kitty Anti Virus product! Symantec should be worried for Kitty has set its sight on that market too!

Firewall Antivirus Kitty

From the description it looks to be a standard Anti Virus software with apparent emphasis on being really easy to use, it’s also just plain cute! Antivirus and Firewall service all in one. It appears to be using the Custodia backend according to the description which is the actually the first time I have heard of this company so it is an interesting attempt to differentiate. It’s currently only available in chinese.

Hello Kitty Anti Virus AV

The service comes complete with all the pink that is Kitty! Some more screenshots attached.

Pink Anti Virus Alert

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Thank you to sidekick for the link post, that’s how I found it, as a random comment on one of my blog entries!

 
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