Comments on: A Palm Treo cradle – LEGO style http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/ Everyone can understand technology; sometimes it just takes a little translating. Tue, 14 Feb 2012 21:16:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: McGuire’s Law » 2007 » Februaryhttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-29358 McGuire’s Law » 2007 » February Sat, 05 Apr 2008 18:56:47 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-29358 <!--%kramer-ref-pre%-->[...] Lego Treo dock [...]<!--%kramer-ref-post%--> [...] Lego Treo dock [...]

]]> By: MyPalm-ה - StarTAC חוזרhttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-24314 MyPalm-ה - StarTAC חוזר Thu, 06 Mar 2008 14:06:56 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-24314 [...] היא בנויה מלגו ובהחלט נראית משעשעת. אז אם יש לכם לגו חסר שימוש בבית תוכלו לבנות כזה לעצמכם.תמונות נוספות. &nbsp מאת:ירון שלמהתגובות ושאלות: בפורום &nbsp ‏יום ראשון ‏18 ‏פברואר ‏2007&nbsp &nbsp נושא: [...]

]]> By: Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs - Engadgethttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-23813 Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs - Engadget Mon, 03 Mar 2008 22:27:35 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-23813 <!--%kramer-ref-pre%-->[...] building, construct, cradle, diy, dock, docking station, DockingStation, lego, mod, palm, toy, treoRead PermalinkEmail thisComments [...]<!--%kramer-ref-post%--> [...] building, construct, cradle, diy, dock, docking station, DockingStation, lego, mod, palm, toy, treoRead PermalinkEmail thisComments [...]

]]> By: Bloggingit.info - Technology » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOshttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4799 Bloggingit.info - Technology » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Wed, 28 Feb 2007 16:14:01 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4799 [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: The Law of Mobility » Blog Archive » Enabling Technology: Week of 2/18/07http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4434 The Law of Mobility » Blog Archive » Enabling Technology: Week of 2/18/07 Fri, 23 Feb 2007 12:27:48 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4434 [...] [...] [...] [...]

]]> By: Kerry Woohttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4314 Kerry Woo Fri, 23 Feb 2007 06:26:53 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4314 Hi SushiP - Glad you're getting a Treo! - I'll try to have a Flickr link of LEGO construction next time - I'm working on some cradle modifications with a new design. Basically, it's getting a handful of LEGO and building around the TREO or any other phone - SushiP, I bet you can do it! Hi SushiP – Glad you’re getting a Treo! – I’ll try to have a Flickr link of LEGO construction next time – I’m working on some cradle modifications with a new design.

Basically, it’s getting a handful of LEGO and building around the TREO or any other phone – SushiP, I bet you can do it!

]]> By: Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs | Network Marketing Expert - Bloghttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4169 Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs | Network Marketing Expert - Blog Thu, 22 Feb 2007 11:43:50 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4169 [...] February 17, 2007Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Filed under: CellphonesWhile we've seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there's just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we've caught a LEGO-lovin' DS fortress acting the part before, this time it's a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn't exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn't sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and "solar powered WiFi tower," of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you've got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] February 17, 2007Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Filed under: CellphonesWhile we've seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there's just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we've caught a LEGO-lovin' DS fortress acting the part before, this time it's a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn't exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn't sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and "solar powered WiFi tower," of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you've got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: Palmclub.nlhttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4167 Palmclub.nl Thu, 22 Feb 2007 10:58:27 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4167 <strong>[Tip] Bouw zelf een Treo-cradle van Lego...</strong> Helaas wordt de Palm Treo-serie niet standaard geleverd met een cradle. Er zijn wel Treo-cradles in de handel van Palm en andere leveranciers, maar die zijn behoorlijk duur. Toch is er ook nog een ander alternatief: bouw zelf een cradle... van Lego!... [Tip] Bouw zelf een Treo-cradle van Lego…

Helaas wordt de Palm Treo-serie niet standaard geleverd met een cradle. Er zijn wel Treo-cradles in de handel van Palm en andere leveranciers, maar die zijn behoorlijk duur. Toch is er ook nog een ander alternatief: bouw zelf een cradle… van Lego!…

]]> By: Musicale.mobi » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOshttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4087 Musicale.mobi » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Wed, 21 Feb 2007 06:10:16 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4087 [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: bnycastrohttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4079 bnycastro Wed, 21 Feb 2007 05:29:19 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-4079 This is really cool! Great job on the cradle :) This is really cool! Great job on the cradle :)

]]> By: Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs | Find it online at findfastonline.comhttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3859 Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs | Find it online at findfastonline.com Mon, 19 Feb 2007 22:16:10 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3859 [...] While we've seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there's just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we've caught a LEGO-lovin' DS fortress acting the part before, this time it's a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn't exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn't sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and "solar powered WiFi tower," of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you've got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we've seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there's just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we've caught a LEGO-lovin' DS fortress acting the part before, this time it's a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn't exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn't sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and "solar powered WiFi tower," of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you've got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: DIY LEGO Project - zedgeHeadzhttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3833 DIY LEGO Project - zedgeHeadz Mon, 19 Feb 2007 19:49:49 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3833 [...] Whether you’re age 4 or 40, LEGO is a magnificent time consumer. You get a bucket of blocks, thinking you’re just going to mess around a bit to build something small for a little self-amusement. Minutes pass. Then you get into it. That’s when you can start to count away the hours. Fortunately, even if you really should be working, here’s something productive to do with a plasticized imagination. [...]

]]> By: TextGuru’s Phone News: The best news about the latest phones!http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3628 TextGuru’s Phone News: The best news about the latest phones! Sun, 18 Feb 2007 22:52:03 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3628 [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: My Geek News: All the latest news, just for Geeks!http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3627 My Geek News: All the latest news, just for Geeks! Sun, 18 Feb 2007 22:51:11 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3627 [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: GoPingYourself.com » Blog Archive » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOshttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3612 GoPingYourself.com » Blog Archive » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Sun, 18 Feb 2007 18:22:47 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3612 [...] While we””ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there”’’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we””ve caught a LEGO-lovin”” DS fortress acting the part before, this time it”’’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn””t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn””t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you””ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we””ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there”’’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we””ve caught a LEGO-lovin”” DS fortress acting the part before, this time it”’’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn””t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn””t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you””ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: interesting things - kuratkull.com » Palm Treo Lego Charging Cradle.http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3560 interesting things - kuratkull.com » Palm Treo Lego Charging Cradle. Sun, 18 Feb 2007 05:03:32 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3560 [...] Kerry Woo was looking around for a charging cradle for a Palm Treo and decided to build one out of Lego! Link - via Engadget [...] [...] Kerry Woo was looking around for a charging cradle for a Palm Treo and decided to build one out of Lego! Link – via Engadget [...]

]]> By: Neatorama » Blog Archive » Palm Treo Lego Charging Cradle.http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3555 Neatorama » Blog Archive » Palm Treo Lego Charging Cradle. Sun, 18 Feb 2007 04:24:31 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3555 [...] Kerry Woo was looking around for a charging cradle for a Palm Treo and decided to build one out of Lego! Link - via Engadget   [...] [...] Kerry Woo was looking around for a charging cradle for a Palm Treo and decided to build one out of Lego! Link – via Engadget   [...]

]]> By: Allen Honghttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3527 Allen Hong Sat, 17 Feb 2007 21:32:42 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3527 Kerry, looks opportunity is knocking with SushiP interested in obtaining a copy of your Lego cradle. :) Kerry, looks opportunity is knocking with SushiP interested in obtaining a copy of your Lego cradle. :)

]]> By: Electronic Gadgets » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOshttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3520 Electronic Gadgets » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Sat, 17 Feb 2007 19:20:16 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3520 [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: Lego Cradle para Palm Treo y Dell Axim : ZonaPDA Palm Windows Mobilehttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3519 Lego Cradle para Palm Treo y Dell Axim : ZonaPDA Palm Windows Mobile Sat, 17 Feb 2007 19:16:29 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3519 [...] Un Cradle fabricado con piezas de Lego para un Treo [...] [...] Un Cradle fabricado con piezas de Lego para un Treo [...]

]]> By: cellphone-guide.info » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOshttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3515 cellphone-guide.info » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Sat, 17 Feb 2007 17:06:44 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3515 [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: www.phoneotaku.com » Blog Archive » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOshttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3511 www.phoneotaku.com » Blog Archive » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Sat, 17 Feb 2007 16:07:46 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3511 [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: SushiPhttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3506 SushiP Sat, 17 Feb 2007 11:24:16 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3506 Any chance you'd sell one of these/post a guide on making one? I'm about to get my uncle's Treo since he's switching to a Sony Ericsson and this cradle looks awesome. Any chance you’d sell one of these/post a guide on making one? I’m about to get my uncle’s Treo since he’s switching to a Sony Ericsson and this cradle looks awesome.

]]> By: Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs | 1mlmpro.comhttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3499 Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs | 1mlmpro.com Sat, 17 Feb 2007 09:59:28 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3499 [...] February 17, 2007Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Filed under: CellphonesWhile we've seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there's just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we've caught a LEGO-lovin' DS fortress acting the part before, this time it's a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn't exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn't sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and "solar powered WiFi tower," of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you've got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] February 17, 2007Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Filed under: CellphonesWhile we've seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there's just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we've caught a LEGO-lovin' DS fortress acting the part before, this time it's a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn't exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn't sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and "solar powered WiFi tower," of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you've got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: A Cool Gadget » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOshttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3497 A Cool Gadget » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Sat, 17 Feb 2007 09:43:50 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3497 [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: TightReviews.com » Blog Archive » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOshttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3496 TightReviews.com » Blog Archive » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Sat, 17 Feb 2007 09:40:58 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3496 [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: Shop Ship Wise - Your Guide For Shopping Online » Archive » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOshttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3495 Shop Ship Wise - Your Guide For Shopping Online » Archive » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Sat, 17 Feb 2007 09:32:29 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3495 [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: gadgetz.org » Blog Archive » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs The best gadgetzhttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3493 gadgetz.org » Blog Archive » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs The best gadgetz Sat, 17 Feb 2007 09:30:31 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3493 [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: RSS fabriek » Blog Archive » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOshttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3492 RSS fabriek » Blog Archive » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Sat, 17 Feb 2007 09:28:06 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3492 [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...] [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor. [...]

]]> By: Blog Mirrors » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOshttp://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3491 Blog Mirrors » Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs Sat, 17 Feb 2007 09:25:35 +0000 http://www.geardiary.com/2007/02/16/a-palm-treo-cradle-lego-style/#comment-3491 [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor.   [...] [...] While we’ve seen various forms of Treo docks come and go, there’s just something magical about those those colorful, timeless blocks, and although we’ve caught a LEGO-lovin’ DS fortress acting the part before, this time it’s a Palm getting the homegrown docking station. Envisioned after simply not wanting to shell out the $30 to $50 required to purchase a ho hum dock that didn’t exactly fit every need, the LEGO Palm cradle is a true sight to behold, and can at least handle both the 650 and 680 with ease. Although it doesn’t sport features that are too far out of the ordinary — besides the handy earpiece hook and “solar powered WiFi tower,” of course — at least the onboard watchman walks softly and carries a big stick Sony Clie stlyus. Best of all, the project owner took a few snapshots along the way to give us a bit of insight in replicating his masterpiece, so if you’ve got an estimated 45 minutes and a whole stash of unused blocks, be sure to hit the read link for your next DIY endeavor.   [...]

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