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Jobs and Woz together again--in Lego form at least

by Leslie Katz
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Miss out on that Lego minifigure of Steve Wozniak that came out a couple of years ago? No worries. Now you can buy a Lego-ized Woz and gets Steve Jobs for free.

Young Woz and Jobs Playset (Credit: PodBrix)

The Young Woz and Jobs Playset, the latest limited-edition custom minifig product from Rockville, Md.-based PodBrix, goes on sale Wednesday at 9 p.m. EDT. If you're into Apple-related Lego tzotchkes, you might want to act fast. Only 300 will be available.

Created by an artist named Tomi--also of 1984 Playset fame--each $40 set contains a young version of Jobs and a super-smiley Woz standing beside a custom-made computer and a circuit board-based project in progress. A mini thought bubble floating above Jobs' head attempts to answer the fateful question: what was Jobs thinking about back in 1972?

Note to shopping self: PodBrix, which makes a point of saying that it's not affiliated with Apple or Lego in any way, ships internationally.

Originally posted at News Blog
Leslie Katz, senior editor of CNET's Crave, covers gadgets, games, and most other digital distractions. As a co-host of the CNET News Daily Podcast, she sometimes tries to channel Terry Gross. E-mail Leslie.
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