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In article <1991Mar6.221922.14056@vdoe386.vak12ed.edu> rrevere@vdoe386.vak12ed.edu (Ron Revere) writes:
>
>A few days ago I posted an article extol;ling the virtues of a
>new computer product just made available by LEGO Dacta. Someone
>found this article too commercial for USNET and so I am hereby
>retracting it and apologizing for posting it. I will never share
>such information on USNET again!!  Ron Revere


I find this very dissapointing. I have a four year old son who is 
absolutely fascinated with robots (and other automated machines) and not
just because that's what his old man does for a living. He is getting to 
the age where we can start doing creative projects rather than just buying 
off-the-shelf type toys.

I was very glad to find out about the existance of this LEGO product
since it fits the bill for what I (unknowingly) had been looking for.

I'm sorry you got flamed, Ron. If you run into this sort of product
anywhere else, I'd appreciate it if you'd let me know. Direct e-mail
might be safer :-)

- Jack


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