Rubik's Touchcube

ajmorgan25

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I'm not sure how many people are interested in purchasing one of these, but I got an email about the debut of the Rubik's Touchcube. Here's the email I got.

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Depending on the price, I'll probably end up getting one eventually. More as a novelty of course, just to have around.
EDIT: According to a YouTube video, the MSRP of the cube is $149.99. Pretty steep. On the plus side, the dock also serves as a charger so no need for batteries.
 
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I probably wouldn't use it as much so it would probably be a waste of money for me, thanks for the update though.
 
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I know there's been threads about the cube, but this is about the release date. If there has been a thread about the release date, I'm sorry. But considering I just got the email this morning, I thought it was new news.
 
I know there's been threads about the cube, but this is about the release date. If there has been a thread about the release date, I'm sorry. But considering I just got the email this morning, I thought it was new news.

Wow, sorry about that, I just checked and there are not that many threads about it, I am in the wrong and I apologize.
 
this is going to be so cool i hope they come out with more touchcubes beacuse this touchcube is not going to be that fast
 
lol thats y im buying so i can cube in the the dark or in a dark car

lol touchcube diy how do you loosen the tension
 
Nice! A Rubik's cube that doesn't need batteries. Innovative.
Wow, that was amazing.
In case it wasn't clear: That wasn't against ajmorgan25 but just against a cube needing electricity (like "Great they solved the problem but why did they create the problem in the first place?"). The real cube not needing electricity (like game boy etc do) is one of its nicest features.
 
In case it wasn't clear: That wasn't against ajmorgan25 but just against a cube needing electricity (like "Great they solved the problem but why did they create the problem in the first place?"). The real cube not needing electricity (like game boy etc do) is one of its nicest features.

Yea, I get what your saying. Its just, I never thought about it that way.
 
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