Hello Kitty embraces warming blankets, gets fired up via USB

by Darren Murph posted Feb 20th 2007 at 2:08PM

If you think we were baffled after seeing Hello Kitty USB foot warmers, you probably can't imagine the speechlessness we all feel when seeing the USB-powered lap warmer. Considering that anyone who would actually toss out their hard-earned dollars on feline feet heaters would likely not have the will power to resist this mat, it's fairly to say to say that this is a must-have for hardcore fans braving the tail end of winter. No word on just how large this thing is, nor if poses any eruption capabilities like one of its siblings (clones?), but judging by the mat-to-USB-connector ratio, this kitty ought to warmly cover a litter or two at least.

Filed under: Misc. Gadgets

Tags: blanket, cover, covering, heater, heating, hello kitty, HelloKitty, lap warmer, LapWarmer, mat, usb, usb-powered, warmer, warming

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Manuel @ Feb 20th 2007 2:37PM

*pukes*

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akintz @ Feb 20th 2007 2:46PM

Looks like it's only about 18" x 24" or so... guessing by the size of the USB plug. I'm not sure why anyone would need just a "lap warmer" though... I mean, I already have a laptop.

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moma @ Feb 20th 2007 4:11PM

Ok so my girlfriend has requested this thing (thanks Engadget!). Now where can we pick one up?

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jordan57 @ Feb 23rd 2007 10:27PM

I just love anything hello kitty.

J
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