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Hello Kitty custom case mod is the cutest Sanrio-themed PC

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Acer’s limited edition Hello Kitty laptop has all the kitty-lovers wanting to get themselves a new computer. But, that’s not the only way you can get yourself a Sanrio-themed machine.

Well, at least not for Jennifer Martino, whose husband built her a Hello Kitty computer. Yes, you heard right: He built her a Hello Kitty-themed computer!!

This is the homemade Hello Kitty desktop PC

Even before the limited edition Acer Hello Kitty laptop, Jennifer has been repping our favorite Sanrio character.

Yes, what you see is a functioning computer

Inside a custom Hello Kitty PC case mod!

Red bows and all, it may seem cute and flashy but it’s a hardworking, fully operational machine. The cost is estimated at around US$ 2,200 for components and outsourced custom parts.

But, more importantly, it’s a labor of love <3

Inside a custom Hello Kitty PC!

This PC is not only unique, it has a pretty sweet backstory. Anthony Martino was about to build himself a custom computer when he decided to build one for his wife, instead. Jennifer absolutely loved Hello Kitty and, well, it seemed that Anthony is a pretty sweet guy. After a month of planning and designing, he had this desktop ready for Jennifer.

A GadgetMatch made in heaven!

When asked about Jennifer’s reaction to her new Kitty computer, Anthony said, “She hugs it everyday, LOL.” (Well, I would too, Anthony, LOL)

More Hello Kitty inside a custom Hello Kitty PC case mod!

Anthony, however, claims that this is still a work in progress. He plans to add a few more Hello Kitty finishing touches. Presently, he’s building another custom PC, his own this time — and not Hello Kitty-themed (but also probably pretty awesome, judging by his work here).

Meantime, Jennifer enjoys her custom Hello Kitty GadgetMatch, and the other true match in her life, Anthony. <3

SEE ALSO: Acer Aspire V3 Hello Kitty hands-on: Adorbs!

SEE ALSO: GadgetMatch Giveaway: Win an Acer Hello Kitty laptop

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