The article discusses a LEGO set that showcases the evolution of Apple’s calculator designs over 40 years, from the original Macintosh version to the latest iPad app. Designed by Chris Espinosa, the calculators reflect Apple's journey in design philosophy, emphasizing functionality and aesthetics. This fan-made model consists of 821 pieces and is currently a concept on the LEGO Ideas platform.

Lego's introduction of the Smart Brick, which adds sound, light, and movement to its traditional blocks, has sparked concerns among play experts. Critics fear this shift to digital features might detract from the imaginative play that has defined Lego for decades. Lego insists that the Smart Brick enhances rather than replaces its core product.