Comments on: When Legos and iPods mate

Cultural icons combine forces in toy-slash-dock.

[royauty]

The plural of Lego is Lego

I know it's a bit nitpicky, but the Danes have spoken...

[Dr Bizaro]

its the other way round

It is not at all the case that "now that the little plastic bricks have reached a point of ubiquity matched by the iPod" but that the iPod has reached a point of ubiquity matched by the little plastic bricks"... tut tut

[LEGO Legal]

The registered trademark LEGO®

In order to avoid any misunderstanding, we would like to point out that the building bricks shown in the picture are not genuine LEGO® building bricks manufactured by the LEGO Group. The LEGO Group does not authorize or endorse this product. As trademark owners we are under the obligation to police our trademark. Use of the registered trademark LEGO for products not originating from the LEGO Group is misleading and may cause confusion. Therefore, the trademark LEGO cannot be used for this product. As we have no reason whatsoever to believe that you have intended to harm our trademark, we hope that you will understand and respect our position. - Harriet Lassen, LEGO Juris A/S.

[make_or_break]

Well...I see the trademark police have been here

Surprised you haven't hit up on some of the other sites posting stories featuring this silly device. Frankly, it's a little [i]hard[/i] to get excited about [i]any[/i] of this.

I don't suppose Mega Blocks got themselves into a twitter over the fact that [i]their[/i] name was never mentioned in this thread before now.