Think pink gadgets for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Ladies it's that time again, so get ready to be bombarded by pink gadgets supporting Breast Cancer Awareness month, which happens to be next month. I've seen a few pink products around so I figured it was time to bring some of them to your attention in case you want to get some pink gear for a cause. There are too many products to list, so below I'm highlighting a few items worth mentioning. Let me know in the comments section if you see any other noteworthy products out there.

Jill-e camera bags: Here's something for those of us who need a roomier, more feminine camera bag. Woman-owned Jill-e designs has teamed up with the National Breast Cancer Foundation to offer supporters two stylish camera bags in pink. The medium and small camera bag feature weatherproof leather, dual carrying handles, a detachable shoulder strap, and a matching pouch that holds your personal items separately. The medium bag is big enough to hold two cameras, several lenses, a flash, and other small accessories. Both bags are now available on Jill-e.com, and will be until January 2009.

Sony Bundle: If you're set on buying a pink Sony VAIO SR notebook, HDR-TG1 camcorder or Walkman this season then head over to Sony Style and help out the National Breast Cancer Foundation with your purchase. According to the site, the company will donate $75 to BCRF for each VAIO Pink SR Series Notebook sold, $50 for the HDR-TG1, and $10 for any pink Walkman NWZE436F that goes out the door. The campaign will start next month so hide your credit card until then.

Sony VAIO CR: Another Sony computer taking part in the program is the Cosmopolitan pink Sony VAIO CR notebook. This notebook features a 14.1-inch widescreen display, 1.3-megapixel camera, built-in DVD player, Core 2 Duo processor, a matching pink mouse, and carrying case. The bundle will retail for $970.

Homemedics iPod Speaker: Nothing fancy here, but this speaker-on-the-go case is perfect for any student/teen who needs a cheap pair of speakers for their iPod. The speaker sells for $10, with $1 of each purchase going towards BCRF.

You can find a complete list of pink products that will go on sale here.