Versatile Palm Treo cradle crafted from LEGOs

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.

[ZAKtheManiac @ Feb 17th 2007 4:34AM]

Yay LEGO!

[greenie @ Feb 17th 2007 5:37AM]

Singular: A block of LEGO
Plural: Blocks of LEGO

[codester @ Feb 17th 2007 8:22AM]

My best friend built a lego rotating pen holder. I love lego!

[Markp.com @ Feb 17th 2007 3:11PM]

Thank you Greenie! Every time Engadget post an article they make this same mistake. Do they not read their own comments?

Its LEGO. There is no s.

[Christopher @ Feb 17th 2007 11:30PM]

"Every time Engadget post an article..."

Well since we are so picky with the "s" I should point out that it should be "Every time Engadget posts" not "post."

Singular: Engadget writer
Plural: Engadget writers

[Alejandra @ Feb 17th 2007 5:00PM]

Hmm would this work for the 700p?

[James @ Feb 17th 2007 6:19PM]

Is that Toronto? It looks lke the CN Tower on the left.

[James @ Feb 17th 2007 6:12PM]

Is that Toronto? It looks lke the CN Tower on the left.