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What can't LEGOs do? Seriously, if colleges invested in LEGOs for their physics students, we'd have a working time machine by now! In the meantime though, this DIY scanner may actually be useful for the offices someday in the future.

Why good for offices? Cost-consciousness, of course! While this LEGOs scanner, created by Anders Soberg, may require a longer setup time than one straight out of the box, at least you can tell everyone that your scanner has customizable colors. Find out how you can build your own flatbed scanner, which can scan and saved BMP images in 24-bit true color, 8-bit color, or grayscale, at Anders's Mindstorm Page.

[Via Coolbuzz]

Want to know the ten absolute coolest LEGO gadgets? Check out our roundup on PCMag.com. Oh, and there's the LEGO PC we gave away, too... right here.



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Posted by: Zook
June 17, 2008 5:21 PM

Hmmm.... REALLY OLD NEWS. Videos of this have been on YouTube for about 3 or 4 years ago.


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