Hello Kitty's mini baby grand piano

by Joshua Topolsky posted Jul 9th 2007 at 5:11PM

When your pet mouse isn't zooming around the house in his new plane, the tiny rodent Liberace can entertain your family by jamming on Sega Toys' Hello Kitty mini baby grand piano. The miniscule music maker, which weighs in at 3.6 kg and is 18cm high by 25cm wide, features 100 jazz and classical standards built-in, and takes SD cards of music which it can automatically play on its 0.4cm ivories. The diminutive keys can also be tapped by hand, provided your fingers are disturbingly small. The piano will retail for £275 (or around $554 US), but before you get your credit card out check the video after the break.

[Via ShinyShiny]

Filed under: Home Entertainment

Tags: hello kitty, HelloKitty, mini grand piano, MiniGrandPiano, sega toys, SegaToys

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xsuper @ Jul 9th 2007 5:18PM

self playing piano, if only there was one life sized, i would shut my piano playing friends right up.

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Kryz @ Jul 9th 2007 5:39PM

But uhm... self-playing piano's have existed for ages. See here for example:

http://www.scripophily.net/elselplaypia.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Player_piano

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Sushi @ Jul 10th 2007 2:27AM

You aren't terribly informed, are you? Player pianos have been around for nearly a century.

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NakedOldGuy @ Jul 10th 2007 2:37AM

SARCASM

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Rob @ Jul 9th 2007 5:24PM

This is hilarious.
I lived in Japan for a few years and Hello Kitty is the most popular character.
You can find the Hello Kitty picture in just about anything. If you can think it, chances are you can find it. From children's toys to adult electronics. Name it, you'll find it.

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