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If you’re like me, you often wonder, sometimes even aloud, what is the largest Lego set ever sold by the Denmark-based company? The answer used to be the 5,195-piece Millennium Falcon, truly a trophy and a status symbol among nerds. But last year, Lego started to distribute the new pinnacle of Lego buildings, the 5,922-piece Taj Mahal.

Needless to say, I want one. And I don’t even know why.

For a gadet guy like me, the iPhone exemplifies the kinds of things I look for in a phone. But what if you’re a chef, lawyer, hermit or gamer? What kind of a phone do you look for? The chef gets the Motorola Cleaver, the lawyer gets a BlackBerry, the hermit gets no phone and the gamer gets this one.

Cellphones aimed specifically at gamers is an emerging market, and has been wide open ever since Sony decided not to release a PSP phone.

This guy even appears to fold up small enough not to be a pocket nuisance when games aren’t being played.

Market Splash has the best online business card creator in the world and is the only company out there that gives away truly free business cards, and you still aren’t using them.

Their creation environment is like having an adobe product without having to pay for it and when I say the cards are truly free, I mean you don’t even have to pay for shipping. They are one of the two companies in the world that allows users to upload vectorized images, without flattening them or changing them in any way, for use on customized business cards. They produce the cards with their logo on the back and you pay nothing.

Don’t you feel terrible. Don’t you feel remorse for what you have done. Well, that’s all I’m going to say about poor Market Splash.

Vista Print is terrible.

The following is content from an old post I thought I would resurrect. If you’ve seen it before, just ignore it.

I found this classic package of briefs as I was cleaning out my grandparents basement and I thought I would share. I have no Idea where they came from, but my grandpa always finds things that are cheap and buys in bulk: (more…)

So the new Asus Eee PC looks like a MacBook Air. Big deal. Actually I think this is an exciting development even though I know the specs will be nothing compared to Apple’s xtra-thin laptop. I figure since most netbooks have no optical drive, a weak processor and generally poor performance for anything that isn’t basic computing and surfing the web, they should always have been this thin. Unfortunately, most of them are fat little guys who mock you by looking like a computer but not really performing like one.

I know that lots of people have thought through what technologies would have to be employed in order for Star Trek’s Holodeck to exist. In my longing for the Holodeck to become reality, I was always dismayed by the fact that even if we could get holograms to look like real life, moving inside a confined space would be nearly impossible. But now Circulafloor has given me hope for a better future.

I am always excited by serious competitors to the MacBook Air. The X-Slim X340 PC laptop is a viable (and significantly cheaper) option from MSI. This little notebook doesn’t quite pack the same punch as the Apple alterantive, but with its 1.6Ghz intel processor, 160GB hard drive, 2GB DDR2 RAM and, most importantly, $800 price tag, it is a contender.