gizmodiva.com - 1/2/2009
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From Sanrio Japan comes the Hello Kitty slender shaper, an exercise belt made from Nylon which uses vibrations to tone your muscles. It has 5 speed settings and can be used on your waist, legs, back, arms, thighs etc. There is an automatic mode too which adjusts the speed automatically for ...
fashionfunky.com - 1/7/2009
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fashionfunky.com —
I am sure all of us have by
now come across scores of Hello Kitty phones by...
now. And by Hello Kitty phones, I refer to those handsets that come in various shapes and sizes and just bear a small hello kitty name tag imprinted somewhere. However THIS ...
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The REAL Hello Kitty Cell Phone
newlaunches.com - 1/2/2009
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newlaunches.com —
Clad in bright shiny red is the Hello
Kitty CD player. It is one of those products...
which bears the famous Kitty and yet scores in functionality. It can playback audio CD's and sports a AM / FM tuner, backlit LCD display and an iPod dock. The onboard ...
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Hello Kitty CD player with iPod dock
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Hello Kitty Fitness Exercise Belt
Today Gadgets —
... oscillating and vibrating programs that guarantees to get rid of those unwanted fats as well as relieve muscle tensions. It has five-speed settings and can be used on your waist, legs, back, arms, thighs with an automatic mode which adjusts the speed automatically for maximum effectiveness. What makes this so special, you ask? Because, the belt comes with the iconic Kitty imprinted in the front and will set you back for only 13,800 Yen ( $115 ).
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