> If all you’re getting for that money is replacing the imaginative laser and humming sounds kids can already make with their own mouths, that’d be one thing — but there’s enough tech in here that they could possibly be much more.
But that is indeed what it seems to do at the moment, so it's hard to justify a $100 investment for a tiny set with a single smart brick.
> If all you’re getting for that money is replacing the imaginative laser and humming sounds kids can already make with their own mouths, that’d be one thing — but there’s enough tech in here that they could possibly be much more.
But that is indeed what it seems to do at the moment, so it's hard to justify a $100 investment for a tiny set with a single smart brick.
This smells like DRM and planned obsolescence to me.
The brick looks nice, lots of functionality, but that Smart Play logo is, simply, rubbish.