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In lugnet.announce, Lee Magpili wrote:
> check out www.mindstorms.com/press
>
> lego just put out a press release all about the NeXT version of mindstorms, they
> put a whole spec out on it..
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> heres a bit from the article explaining the specs
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> LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT highlights include:
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> All-new NXT intelligent brick
> 3 interactive servo motors feature inbuilt rotation sensors to align speed for
> precise control
> New ultrasonic sensor makes robots see by responding to movement
> New sound sensor enables robots to react to sound commands, including sound
> pattern and tone recognition
> Improved light sensor detects different colors and light intensity
> Improved touch sensor reacts to touch or release and allows robots to feel
> 519 hand-selected, stylized elements from the LEGO TECHNIC® building system
> ensure robot creations will be sturdy and durable while also looking authentic
> Opportunities for physical programming of robots and interaction with robots
> during programming
> 18 building challenges with clear, step-by-step instructions help acclimate
> users to the new system to create robots ranging from humanoids and machinery to
> animals and vehicles
> Digital wire interface allows for third-party developments
> Information, inspiration, news, community programs and more at
> www.mindstorms.com
>
>
>
> whaaa!!
> LeE
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But...
Is there any sort of retro-compatibility???
Luca
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The Wired magazine article says no backward compatibility, apparently because
they're using digital wire, new language, new everything, pretty much.
-Stefan-
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