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Available at a starting price of $908.25 GeekStuff4U launched the world’s first Hello Kitty netbook computer for all the fans of this popular Japanese brand.

What’s a netbook? To refresh your memory, netbook computers are those small and cute systems, like the Eee PC, that run with an Intel Atom low-voltage processor. The other models available on the market, which run with a different processor brand, are called mini laptops.

The Hello Kitty C1 mini notebook computers are available in a limited edition, according to the provider, and come with the Windows XP operating system pre-installed. You can choose between Windows XP Home in English, French, German, Italian or Spanish.
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In addition to the multiple languages available for the user interface, the 10.1-inch mini notebook computers weighting only 1.2Kg feature 1.6GHz processing speeds, 1GB DDR2 SDRAM memory, 120GB hard drive, the 945 GSE Express chipset, Wi-Fi module, LAN connectivity, one USB 2.0 port, the QWERTY keyboard, and integrated speaker.
You can use one easily for web conferences together with the built-in 1.3MP camera via Skype, browse the web via Firefox, watch YouTube videos or write documents in Open Office. All the three software applications come pre-loaded on the laptop.

At the same provider you can find cute pink accessories to match the Hello Kitty C1 netbook, such as the USB memory stick, a Hello Kitty clock, the USB aquarium or an umbrella.

Here’s another Hello Kitty branded luxurious laptop, this time coming from NEC.

The NEC LaVie G Hello Kitty laptop edition is featuring a 15.4-inch WXGA display with 1280 x 800 pixels resolution and is powered by an AMD Turion processor.
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Under the black chassis decorated with beautiful multi-reflexive Swarovski crystals, is hiding a RAM memory of 2GB DDR II, 120 GB of S-ATA HDD storage and a DVD-RW.

This Hello Kitty laptop is equipped with USB ports allowing you to plug in the Hello Kitty flash drives and other useful stuff, not necessarily Hello Kitty branded.

Available only in Japan, the laptop costs almost $2,000.