It's day two of CES, the giant consumer tech show happening here in Las Vegas. We saw a bunch of cool gadgets yesterday, and we've tracked down even more today. Our wallets are begging us not to act on all the impulses we're feeling right now. If you love beautiful and compelling tech, proceed with caution.
11 More Things We Want to Steal From CES
The gadgets keep on coming.
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Lego is a nearly perfect toy. Boost makes it almost miraculous by letting kids kids build interactive robots. The Bluetooth-connected modules, including wheels and gears, attach to standard Lego bricks. An app based on the Scratch programming language developed by MIT communicates your commands to roll, walk, tilt, flash colors, and make noise. Boost is an educational tool, but because it’s Lego, it’s also one helluva lot of fun for kids. And kids at heart. $160
