To celebrate the 35th year anniversary for Hello Kitty, Casio brings the Hello Kitty limited edition EXILIM EX-Z90 camera (aka Hello Kitty Casio) to the Korean market. In fact, this is the second 35th anniversary Hello Kitty camera, the first one is the EX-Z2. There is also the Hello Kitty EX-Z80.

The Hello Kitty Casio comes in Pink and Red and is decorated with crystals. It comes with a Hello Kitty camera bag as well. Like the original EX-Z90, the compact camera has 12 Megapixel sensor, 3 optical zoom, ISO up to 1600,

I think I just threw up a little in my mouth looking at this sickeningly cute 13 inch LCD TV with digital tuner. It’s shaped like what else? Only Hello Kitty could make a grown man vomit a little. The LCD supports a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, a brightness of 275cd/m2, a contrast ratio of 500:1 and a lame viewing angle of 100 degrees.

It also comes with a matching remote shaped like a ribbon. The onboard speakers will deliver an output of 3W x 2 ch. More than enough for any girl’s room.

iRiver Japan is going to release the Hello Kitty Music Player PREMIUM that comes in Black. The player has 4GB internal memory and uses USB 2.0 interface. It supports MP3 and WMA audio files.

The Black Hello Kitty player measures just 45.2×17x35.5mm and weighs 16g only. It will be released on 18 December for 7890 Yen.

iRiver offers in Japan the limited edition Hello Kitty Music player CRYSTAL model MP3 player that is covered with CRYSTALLIZED – Swarovski Elements crystals. Like the Black Hello Kitty player, this Swarovski player supports MP3 and WMA files. It has 2GB capacity.

We briefed you about the Casio EX-Z90 a month or so ago, but that was just the standard boring version, right? Well, it seems that some folks think that adding Hello Kitty branding to any item is a sure way to create and winner, and that’s probably what happened to the Casio EX-Z90. The camera now comes in bright pink, and has a matching Hello Kitty branded case and strap. Pink Swarovski diamonds circle the outer lens, and there is also a rather noticeable “Hello Kitty 35th Anniversary” label

Hello Kitty is 35 now. Not sure what that is in cat years, but if you like you can celebrate her 35th anniversary with Coverco’s range of customizable battery doors for a bunch of cellphones.

Of course it features the face of Hello Kitty herself looking creepy as ever and you can even have some custom text if you want. If you have an iPhone, you can print the design on a bunch of cases and skins for an extra fee. Prices start at $35.

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Another day another Hello Kitty phone. This one is all lit up like the Kitty went to Vegas and had a good old time. Probably counted some cards, drank too much, got into a knife fight, had a three way with some dancers and narrowly escaped a mob hit.

The 942H KT is pretty much an average flip phone, but when opened the pink highlights and Hello Kitty logo show up. Some other features include: 1-Seg television viewing, 3D gaming, GPS, electronic wallet features, and 3G. Nothing on pricing, but when the kitty shows up, girls empty their wallets.

It is only natural that a Hello Kitty MP3 player in Japan (where else) will look natural even when studded with 300 pieces of Swarovski crystals. Available with a pair of specially designed Audio Technica earphones, the MP3 player comes with a set of 5 EQ presets, MP3 and WMA format support and playback frequency of 40Hz ~ 20kHz. Transferring audio files is as easy as drag-and-drop. It will retail for an outrageous $150 when it hits Japan at the end of this month.

Hello Kitty invades the instant camera realm with the Fujifilm Instax Mini 25 Hello Kitty edition, where you get 50 Instax films within for you and your friends to capture as many kawaii shots as possible in an instant. All you need to do is press the shutter and see an instant color photo make its way out within moments. Powered by a couple of batteries, the Fujifilm Instax Mini 25 Hello Kitty edition will target retro photography fans who have a penchant for the most famous mouthless white cat in the world.