Epson makes desktops and notebooks, and they're... pastel.
Though well-known for their printers and scanners over here, Epson also makes desktops and laptops for the Japanese market. Usually these machines are strictly business, targeted for office users, but in a rare departure they've put out the "fresher" Endeavor line which, for some inexplicable reason, is all pastels (well, okay, white versions are available as well). The desktop versions come in white/green/gold/blue and sport Celeron D335 2.8 GHz processors, 256MB SDRAM, 80GB SATA drives and DVD-ROM/CD-RW. Their notebook counterparts come with Pentium M350 1.3 to 2.13GHz chips, 256MB SDRAM (up to 2GB), 80GB HDD, 15-inch WXGA or WSXGA+ screens and, woo woo, a CD-ROM drive (DVD+/-R dual layer available as an option).
