Rubik's Touch Cube

Our Review
Any gadget worth its price tag these days has a touch screen, and with the debut of the Rubik's Touch Cube, that technology has officially trickled down to the toy world. The rules haven't changed since the classic cube made its debut in 1974, only the way your grandchild shifts the block's segments and arranges its colors. It requires the same swipe-y motion you make with your finger on an iPhone or Palm Pre, and because this cube is smarter than its plastic predecessors, there are new games and challenges built into its software.
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