Here is a LEGO USB hub from Korea. The LEGO hub offers four USB 2.0 ports and has a miniUSB port for connecting your PC. The LEGO brick is available in four colors, Red, Yellow, Blue and Black. The hub works with Windows, Linux and Mac OS.

Other than the LEGO BoomBox, Digital Blue is also launching the LEGO MP3 music player. The LEGO MP3 has a LCD displaym 2GB internal memory and built-in rechargeable battery offering 8 hours of playtime. It supports MP3 and WMA audio files. The LEGO MP3 is priced at $39.99.

As reported before, Digital Blue has got the right to produce LEGO gadgets. One of the first LEGO gadgets is this Boombox that is 10 times the size of the original LEGO brick. …

Remember Digital Blue’s plan to launch Lego branded gadgets? At the Toy Fair 2009 in Nuremberg. A prototype of LEGO video camcorder shows up. The product is likely designed for kids. No …

Digital Blue announced a licensing agreement with LEGO System to produce LEGO-inspired line of electronic gear, including digital cameras, MP3 players, walkie talkies and USB drives. These electronic gadgets will be …

The above box is a computer built with Lego bricks. It is created by Luke Anderson. He shows us a time lapsed video showing the whole process of building the computer. Watch it after the break:

Brando is now selling the HOMADE MP3 i-Player, which looks like a LEGO brick. The i-Player support MP3 and WMA music playback, and accepts up to 2GB of microSD memory cards.

The player in available in five colors, Blue, Yellow, Red, White and Green. It measures  28 x 58 x 17m and weighs only 26g. It is priced at 45 USD.

SolidAlliance offers a Lego-like USB drive. It has 1GB capacity and is available in 5 colors.

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Do you like Wii? Do you like Lego?

If you do like them both, you may also like this Lego Wii. Not only the main body, there is also a Lego Wiimote.
While obviously not functional (we’ll need to get Ben Heck on the job for that), the LegoWii does at least open up, with enough space on the inside to display some less-than-faithfully recreated scenes from Wii Sports