Today (28^th of January 2008) is the 50^th Anniversary of LEGO! I only notice when I visit Google where they changed their logo to LEGO bricks. I’m sure that most of you play with LEGO before. I still remember when I was a kid, I used to build LEGO sets. But now I rarely play with it because the price of LEGO is damn expensive! (I think it is cheaper back then).

Anyways, this is a great milestone for LEGO and I hope that my child (hopefully) will be able to play with LEGO! Gizmodo have a great timeline for LEGO and some interesting facts about LEGO. Remember to check it out!

LEGO Brick Timeline: 50 Years of Building Frenzy and Curiosities [Gizmodo]

Apple just announced their new MacBook series, which is the MacBook Air. The MacBook Air is the thinnest notebook in the world with the thickness of 1.93cm (when closed). I thought the MacBook was pretty thin, but this one is even thinner!

But of course there are some sacrifices for this thinnest. The MBA is lack of built-in optical drive, slow hard disk, no Ethernet port, not user upgrade-able (everything is sealed inside) and also the price tag, USD1799! (around RM5900) For this price tag, you can get a Dell XPS M1330 with better spec, but slightly thicker.

The system specification of the MacBook Air is after the jump.

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This video is from Bill Gates’ CES 2008 keynote…

Warner Brothers just announced that they will be going to be Blu-ray exclusive. I guess that this is the biggest news today. Currently, Warner Bros support both Blu-ray and HD DVD. But it will goes 100% Blu-ray starting from May this year. Is this the end of format war?

Happy New Year!