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ifixit.com - 4/7/2009

Nintendo DSi First Look

— ifixit.com — Steps 1 16: First Look 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12... 13 14 15 16 Popular Guides Guide image Nintendo DSi First Look We got our hands on the new... 2084 recent views Guide image Mac mini A1283 First Look We picked up the new Mac mini... 1282 recent views ... (more) Nintendo DSi First Look

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seankenney.com - 4/3/2009

Art with LEGO bricks : Nintendo DSi

— seankenney.com — This sculpture of the Nintendo DSi was created to coincide with the release of the real Nintendo... DSi on April 5, 2009. The sculpture is nearly 7 feet wide and contains 51,324 LEGO pieces. It took over 200 hours to create and weighs over 250 pounds.  ... (more) Art with LEGO bricks : Nintendo DSi

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youtube.com - 4/3/2009

Rhythm Heaven Nintendo DSi Commercial Featuring Beyonce (video)

— youtube.com — See Beyonce play Rhythm Heaven in the new Nintendo DSi Commercial!... (more) Rhythm Heaven Nintendo DSi Commercial Featuring Beyonce ...

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51,324 LEGO blocks + 1 virgin gamer = 1 LEGO DSi
CrunchGear — We kid, we kid. Sean Kenney, apparently some sort of LEGO artist who may or may not be a virgin, was commissioned to construct this massive LEGO Nintendo DSi. The entire beast weighs over 250 lbs and comprised of 51,324 LEGO blocks. To bad the screens aren’t working touchscreens cause, well, that would make it the awesomest f’n thing ever. The Rockefeller Center’s Nintendo World Store has it on display through April if you wanna peep it in person. (take pics if you do and send ‘em to us) Click through for a time lapse video of the construction. Sean Kenney via ...

Lego Nintendo DSI Created
Gadget Venue — Order the Amazon Kindle 2 now before it goes out of Stock. Written by Gadget Venue. Lego Nintendo DSI Created Sean Kenney, an artist, has created a cool looking Nintendo DSI… out of Lego. The project took over 200 hours to design and build. It was made up of 51,324 bricks and is on the large side. It’s not quite the 65000 bricks of the Lego Space Shuttle, but still I do have to say it’s brilliant! The Lego Nintendo DSI is currently on display at the Nintendo World store in New York (Rockerfeller Center). Check out the video below of how it was made. ...

Nintendo DSi immortalized in Lego’s 7-feet wide sculpture
Gizmo Watch — The lightest multi-utility device in the Nintendo family, the Nintendo DSi has been meted out with a larger-than-life treatment with Lego bricks. Sean Kenney, a profession Lego designer has paid his tribute to the recently made public DSi, building a huge blue DSi replica in 51,324 Lego bricks, which measures 7 feet wide and weighs 250 pounds. The original DSi features two cameras, music player and Wi-Fi that’s neigh difficult to be found in this Lego mimic, out in display at the Nintendo World Store at Rockefeller Center, in NYC. Check out the video after the cut. ...

Giant Lego Nintendo DSi Timelapse Construction Video [Nintendo]
Gizmodo — You saw Sean Kenney's 7-foot long, 250 pounds blue Nintendo DSi made out of 51,324 Lego pieces. It took him 200 hours to build it, as you can see in this timelapse video. If you are in New York City, go to the Nintendo World Store at the Rockefeller Center to see this massive Lego sculpture up close and personal. [Sean Kenney] ...

Giant Lego Nintendo DSi Requires Thumbs the Size of My Leg [Nintendo]
Gizmodo — You saw Sean Kenney's 7-foot long, 250 pounds blue Nintendo DSi made out of 51,324 Lego pieces. It took him 200 hours to build it, as you can see in this timelapse video. If you are in New York City, go to the Nintendo World Store at the Rockefeller Center to see this massive Lego sculpture up close and personal. [Sean Kenney] ...

Video: Timelapse LEGO Nintendo DSi build
Boing Boing Gadgets — Sean Kenney built this 7-foot Nintendo DSi out of 51,324 LEGO elements. It's currently on display at the Nintendo World Store in Manhattan. [via Gizmodo]