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Testseek.com have collected 17 expert reviews of the LEGO 9797 Mindstorms NXT and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for LEGO 9797 Mindstorms NXT.
 
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The editors liked

  • LEGO goodness combined with simple robotics - what we always wanted as kids.
  • Well-built. Easy to follow instructions. Fun and learning for all ages.

The editors didn't like

  • Pricey. Software has steep learning curve.
  • Some instructions are all visual. Similar-looking parts can lead to confusion. Bluetooth lacks detailed instructions.

 

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  Published: 2008-05-16, review by: Tweak3d.net

  • Abstract:  Lego Mindstorms NXTAvailable: Now. Easy to find online, hard in stores except Lego stores (I hear). Released in August 2006 I believe.Price: about $250Requires: 6 x AA batteries (sold seperately), USB or Bluetooth connectivity (PC/Mac)Official Site: LE...

 
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  Published: 2007-03-12, review by: it-review.net

  • Abstract:  Old school toys are loosing their popularity to electronic entertainment and this trend will continue as electronics become cheaper and more available. Lego bricks were favorite toys for many years, and generations of world finest technicians grew up p...

 
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  Published: 2006-12-01, review by: maclife.com

  • LEGO goodness combined with simple robotics - what we always wanted as kids.
  • Pricey. Software has steep learning curve.
  • Mindstorms NXT is the bridge between our newfound adolescent glee and our current tech lifestyle. Fun, fun, fun. ...

 
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  Published: 2006-11-02, review by: v3.co.uk

  • Abstract:  Turn your kids into robot engineers with Lego?s new kit

 
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  Published: 2006-09-15, review by: pcmag.com

  • Well-built. Easy to follow instructions. Fun and learning for all ages.
  • Some instructions are all visual. Similar-looking parts can lead to confusion. Bluetooth lacks detailed instructions.
  • LEGO Mindstorms NXT is an excellent upgrade to an already worthy robot-building kit....

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  Published: 2006-08-30, review by: arstechnica.com

  • Abstract:  Steve Hassenplug is sitting in a van with seven other people on the way to a Lego convention in Washington, DC, explaining the limitations of Legos previous robot-building kit, called Mindstorms. "It was always difficult to build a robot that could dr...

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  Published: 2007-12-05, review by: pcauthority.com.au

  • Abstract:  If you think Lego means kids’ stuff, think again. Mindstorms NXT is a sophisticated robot-building system with both engineering and programming elements. And, although it’s sold in toy shops and marketed partly as an educational tool, it&...

 
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  Published: 2008-09-18, review by: gadgetshow.channel5.com

  • Abstract:  Lego Mindstorms NXT is a robotics kit that is totally programmable. It comes in two versions: the Education Base Set and the Retail Version. The kit has 32-bit AT91SAM7S256 main microprocessor with a 256 KB flash memory and 64 KB RAM. It also has a 100...

 
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  Published: 2007-11-15, review by: alphr.com

  • Abstract:  Building blocks, motors and programming in one package - a great gift for hobbyists and kids alike. If you think Lego means kids stuff, think again. Mindstorms NXT is a sophisticated robot-building system with both engineering and programming element...

 
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  Published: 2007-09-01, review by: expertreviews.co.uk

  • Abstract:  Theres a clear link between an obsessive interest in computers and a love of Lego, as demonstrated by Google founder Larry Pages early experiments building an inkjet printer from the plastic bricks. If you want your kids to grow up to be Web 4.0 b...

 
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