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i.gizmodo.com - 2/11/2009

Lego Cellphone! [Lego]

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This Alcatel cellphone is a fully license Lego product. Unfortunately, it's not compatible with the Lego System-silly, why can't my cellphone have wheels, tentacles, Mindstorm sensors, and a crane?-although it has interchangeable faceplates. [ Boy Genius ]

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boygeniusreport.com - 2/11/2009

Lego and Alcatel teaming up to release Lego phone

— boygeniusreport.com — Earlier this year Lego and Digital Blue announced combined efforts that would yield a variety of Lego-centric electronics aimed at kids. Slated to be released by this Summer, the announcement included details on a digital camera, a walkie talkie and ... (more) Lego and Alcatel teaming up to release Lego phone

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engadget.com - 2/11/2009

Alcatel assembling a Lego (or Lego-esque) phone?

— engadget.com — Can you guess what Alcatel's trying to do with this one? Yeah, Lego's products are some of the most recognizable in the world -- and while we can't tell if there's any official Lego brand tie-in here, we certainly wouldn't be surprised if there was ... (more) Alcatel assembling a Lego (or Lego-esque) phone?

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legocomputer.com - 2/15/2009

The Lego Computer

— legocomputer.com — Thanks for the Digg! Here's the story: My 6-year-old son and I built this in 2003, using an HP Pavilion. It took about a month and $80 in bricks. There are no screws or glue everything is held together with Lego bricks. By the way, I saw some ... (more) The Lego Computer

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LEGO Phone
Tech Blog — ... with LEGO to release a brick-inspired cell phone for kids, priced at or around $60. From the picture above, the faceplate appears to be comprised of three interchangeable sections. Technical specifications and availability have not yet been announced. This Alcatel cellphone is a fully license Lego product. Unfortunately, it's not compatible with the Lego System-silly, why can't my cellphone have wheels, tentacles, Mindstorm sensors, and a crane? [via Gizmodo - BGR]

Lego Camcorder Continues Replacing Your Gadgets Brick by Brick [Lego]
Gizmodo — They have already taken over your digital camera, MP3 player, walkie-talkies and cellphones, but now Lego has their sights set on your camcorder in a quest to take over your gadgets. The camcorder was recently spotted at a toy fair in Nuremberg, Germany—but like these other branded products, it does not feature actual Lego brick functionality. In my opinion, that's a real oversight on their part. How awesome would it be to be able to build a mount for this on a Mindstorms vehicle? [Hobbymedia via DVICE] ...