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Lego announces Smart Brick, the ‘most significant evolution’ in 50 years

On March 1st, 2026, The Lego Group will begin selling the most ambitious brick it’s ever made: a tiny computer that fits entirely inside a classic 2x4 Lego brick.

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Lego unveils Smart Bricks, a computer that fits inside a standard 2 x 4 brick

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Lego brings the brick to life

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CES 2026: Biggest change to Lego in 50 years

Lego has made a huge announcement about its bricks, which the iconic toy maker says is as significant as the launch of the mini figure 50 years ago.

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Lego Smart Play brings Legos to life like never before

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I played with the Lego Smart Brick

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Lego’s new ‘digital bricks’ could limit children’s imaginations, experts fear

The new bricks launch in March as part of Lego’s new Star Wars range, with each two-by-four piece containing sensors, sound synthesisers, an accelerometer and custom-made silicon chips capable of dete...

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This is what the Lego Smart Brick actually does.

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Lego launches first smart brick with computer chip in Las Vegas, US

Lego Is Launching An Evolutionary 2x4 Smart Brick Featuring A Tiny Computer

Lego has officially announced a new 2x4 "smart brick" at CES 2026 this week. It's apparently the "most significant evolution" in the Lego system since the release of the Minifigure in 1978 and is part of the company's "smart play" initiatives.

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Lego is putting tiny computers inside its bricks, starting with Star Wars sets

Fortunately, Lego didn’t just drop an idea, call it a day, and leave fans waiting. The company has already announced the first three “All-in-One” LEGO Star Wars sets range from 473 to 962 pieces, each including at least one Smart Brick, a number of Smart Tags, and Smart Minifigures to unlock interactive features.

Lego Fit A Whole-Ass Computer Inside A Single Brick To Make Star Wars Sounds

In the Star Wars sets launching with Smart Play in March, the Emperor minifig will play the Imperial March when you sit him on this throne. Ships can blast at each other with laser noises, and lightsabers will hum and whirl when figures holding them are moved.

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Lego Brick Computer Has Tiny OLED Display

If you’ve been putting off finishing that $700 LEGO Millennium Falcon, here’s the motivation you need: you can now pop a “computer” brick with a working OLED display into the cockpit. James Brown, a developer and 3D printing enthusiast, has custom ...

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Some hero built an old-school Lego space computer that really works

Not only does it work, it also has a falling bricks minigame. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Remember those days of rifling through hoards of Lego to find the perfect part, and ...