Rubik's Cube

A new cube for a new generation

When Ernõ Rubik first envisioned his venerable cube, he imagined intricately machined and assembled pieces of plastic pivoting on six axles, smoothly shifting positions into any of a possible 43 quintillion arrangements of pieces. This Hungarian, hardly haunty - he's humble, never imagined that there'd be a fully electronic model like this one here!

This cube is smarter - perhaps even smarter than you. Drag your finger across the top face, and watch as the tiles rearrange themselves to your whim. Rotate, spin, and drag another face to where you need it. If you get stuck, you can press the "hint" button and ask it for help! It'll tell you the next likely move. If you totally give up, don't grab a screwdriver and attempt to pry the pieces apart! Just press the "solve" button, and watch as it solves itself.

Didn't we say this thing is smart?

Hey, maybe this is how Skynet got started?