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LEGO Space Shuttle: 65k bricks and 1,590hrs

As awesome, insane, time-consuming LEGO projects go, building a 65,000-brick replica of the space shuttle complete with flashing lights, sound effects and frantic minifig technicians takes some beating.  That's just what was constructed for the Nasu Highland Park amusement park in Japan: the Nasu Space Center. "Simulated launch" video after the cut Read The Full Story

LEGO minifig business cards

, Mar 30th 2009 Discuss [0]

Working for LEGO has obvious benefits.  Being near colored plastic blocks all day, probably getting a discount in the company store, all the plastic interchangeable hairstyles you could ever want, the list is almost endless.  Now we can add "getting the best business cards in the world" to that list: your contact details printed on custom LEGO minifigs. Read The Full Story

Lego releases a line of kid oriented electronics

, Jan 13th 2009 Discuss [0]

We have all had Legos at some point in our lives. Some of us, including myself, still have Legos around the house. With the age of gadget loving kids getting younger and younger Lego has set out to deliver kid friendly electronics that incorporates an all time classic toy. Read The Full Story

V8 Engine made of Legos; no it can’t power your car

When I first set eyes on the Lego V8 Engine, I had the same reaction many have. It starts as surprised wonder, then a curiosity as to whether or not an engine made of Legos could actually work and then a realization that that's quite possibly the dumbest thought I've ever had. Even so, you have to admit, this Lego creation is pretty cool. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Week in Review – Week 32 2008

, Aug 10th 2008 Discuss [0]

The fight got dirty in the netbook arena this week, as Monday saw VIA’s Nano CPU take on Intel’s Atom with a 1080p smack-down video only to become mired in controversy when bloggers ran the tests themselves and came up with wildly different outcomes.  Still, we had Lenovo’s finally-official IdeaPad S10 and S9 to cheer us up, together with the rumor that Gigabyte plan a 10-inch dual-core version of the coveted M912 tablet-netbook. 

Of course, ASUS couldn’t bear to be out of the headlines for a single minute, and so announced the S101 (the size of an Eee, the branding of an Eee, but it’s not an Eee) together with a cloud storage option.  Netbooks are so much the niche of the moment that this week’s “He Said, She Said” editorial was all about whether the best value comes from there or from a second-hand laptop off of eBay.

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DIY computer made out of Legos

, Aug 8th 2008 Discuss [0]

Actually, it's just the case that's really made out of Legos, the rest are your usual computer parts. However, for once there is a Lego DIY project that isn't multi-colored. The ones that have all of the different colors tend to make it look even more like the project of some prodigy ten year old. This one is all black and for once looks like something an actual adult might create. Read The Full Story

DIY NXT Lego Scanner

, Jun 12th 2008 Discuss [0]

If you're tired of your scanner just doing its job and not even bothering to look cool you might check out this DIY project. Let's face it, Legos are the about as bad ass as you can get, so a scanner made almost entirely out of Lego bricks is perfect. Read The Full Story

Build your own furniture with LunaBlocks

, Jun 6th 2008 Discuss [1]

If you, like a lot of us still have that love for your Legos, then this build your own furniture would be great for you.  You can pick from all kinds of blocks of different shapes and colors and make whatever you like. Read The Full Story

Lego Indiana Jones demo now available

Last night I decided that I needed to pick up the new Indiana Jones Special Edition DVDs. Upon looking at the box I realized that the demo for the new Lego-themed game had been released. Naturally I popped in the DVD and fired it up to get some demo action. Read The Full Story

Lego Indiana Jones to feature over 60 playable characters

If you remember the original Lego Star Wars game, there were 56 playable characters. It really isn't hard to think up 56 characters in the Star Wars universe, however, we've heard that the new Lego Indiana Jones will feature over 60 playable characters. Read The Full Story

Lego Correction Tape

, Apr 3rd 2008 Discuss [0]

If you're in love with all that is Lego, you might enjoy this geeky office supply. This product happens to be sold by the same people who were selling the Lego Tower Mood Light, so you can snag them both from the same place. Read The Full Story

The customizable Brick Tower Mood Light

, Apr 2nd 2008 Discuss [4]

As a kid I grew up with Legos and apparently as an adult I still can't rid myself of my fascination with them. This light would be yet another way to show a bit of geeky pride in the classic toy that many of us dabbled with. Read The Full Story

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