What’s this? No comments? Am I the only one who still enjoys messing around with LEGOs? Come on now…don’t be shy. There is nothing too geeky about loving LEGO’s.

I actually haven’t played with LEGO’s in a few years, but writing this article has brought back some great memories. I almost want to go dig them out again.

Okay, now that would be uber sweet! The possibilities with an OLED LEGO set would be endless. We could make our own LEGO TV’s.

What’s this? No comments? Am I the only one who still enjoys messing around with LEGOs? Come on now…don’t be shy. There is nothing too geeky about loving LEGO’s.

No frickin’ way are you the only one who loves messing around with LEGOs! I was just going through my whole collection this weekend, which includes the three collector plane sets they issued as limited editions, trains and gobs of track, and lots of miscellaneous pieces dating back 20+ years. I’m afraid to think how much my “investment” is worth.

Maybe you could build an Optimus LEGO-mus keyboard if they made LEGO bricks embedded with OLEDs!

Congratulations LEGO! Here’s to another 50 years of keeping adult children amused!

Perhaps LEGO’s that are comprised of LEDs that display images? That would be quite nice.

LEGO tried doing things like that for a while, going away from it’s core piece. Sales went down until they moved focus back to the simple LEGO piece that it’s all about. Not saying other products don’t work (I love the Mindstorms, and your idea seems interesting), but they still need to keep focus to survive..

A big Congratulations to the LEGO company for making it through 50 years of complaints about how so-and-so swallowed a LEGO as well as entertaining me when I had nothing else to do. Let’s see if they can survive another 50 years. Perhaps LEGO’s that are comprised of LEDs that display images? That would be quite nice.