Posted June 6, 2007 
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How many times have you wished for a easy way to transport your piano across country without having to haul the whole thing with you. Well, there is a solution for girly gadget lovers. Who also love Hello Kitty cute stuff.
Yes, the new Hello Kitty roll-up piano is now available! Finally a way to not only look cute when you play but to carry that cuteness everywhere you go!
[via Hello Kitty Hell]
Posted April 6, 2007 Comments(0)
Posted March 20, 2007 Comments(0) 
M Station has pretty things. Like this stereo orb which could easily be confused with the Intempo iDS02 iPod docking station but shouldn’t. Because the iDS02 was flat black and M Station’s version is pink and reminds me of a shiny little 8Ball. With an iPod stuck out the top.
The run down: This Sleek and Stylish “Made for iPod” Desktop Docking Station/ Speaker System packs a powerful ing Bass that only a Dedicated Subwoofer can produce. Every Orb includes a 10 Key Remote that allows you to navigate within Playlists from a distance, as well as adjust the Volume ±, Bass and Treble.
M Station Stereo Orb for iPod Pricetag: $129
Posted December 31, 1969 Comments(0) CNN is reporting that Apple announced on Monday a much faster iPhone that’s half the price of the current model. Problem is - there is STILL no pink or nice girly color model on the cards. While there is a white iPhone version available, it isn’t enough Steve Jobs!
The news is expected to address one of the biggest complaints about the hugely popular iPhone: That its Internet browsing is too slow. CEO Steve Jobs said the new iPhone, which is based on 3G technology, is 36% faster than top rival Nokia’s N95 smartphone.
As Fortune.com first reported, the new 8-gigabyte iPhone will cost $199 and a 16-gigabyte version will cost $299. Jobs says the new iPhone will be available worldwide starting July 11. It will allow up to six hours of Web browsing and five hours of talk time.
Jobs announced the 3G iPhone, which had been rumored for months, at the company’s annual World Wide Developers conference in San Francisco.
