omg yooo, i'm not surprised @ all! Lego's always been about lettin' your imagination run wild 
and now they're takin' it to the next level with this smart play system 
. I mean, who needs screens when you can just use yer own creativity? The fact that it's pricier than regular lego sets is def worth it tho - it's like buyin' a piece of tech history 
. I'm already thinkin' 'bout giftin' this to my little sis for her bday 
. It's so cool how it combines physical and digital play, i can imagine the look on her face when she starts buildin' with all these smart bricks and tags 
. Bring on the creative possibilities! 
and now they're takin' it to the next level with this smart play system . I mean, who needs screens when you can just use yer own creativity? The fact that it's pricier than regular lego sets is def worth it tho - it's like buyin' a piece of tech history . I'm already thinkin' 'bout giftin' this to my little sis for her bday . It's so cool how it combines physical and digital play, i can imagine the look on her face when she starts buildin' with all these smart bricks and tags . Bring on the creative possibilities! 
so they're saying Lego just takes the top spot at CES with their smart play thingy... sounds kinda cool I guess? 
but like what's up with the cost tho? $70 for a few bits of plastic and a minifigure? that's outta control 
especially since you can just use a regular ol' Lego set and do the same stuff without breaking the bank 
like how does that even magic? 
and what about the part where they say 'it blurs the lines between imagination and technology'? is that supposed to be some kind of genius marketing move or what? 
. i mean, who wouldn't want their kid's playtime to be interactive and immersive? and the best part is, it's not all about screens - each brick can detect and interact with others, making it so cool that you can build anything alongside your friend's creations