Today Techno Source has announced the debut of the next Rubik’s Cube, literally. The Rubik’s Revolution is to debut at the International Toy Fair in New York next week and is a new electronic version of the popular toy from the 80′s.

“Since Rubik’s Cube was introduced in 1980, it has sold nearly 300 million pieces, making it an obsession, not to mention a pop icon, recognized around the world,” says Eric Levin, Executive Vice President of Techno Source. “Rubik’s Revolution was designed to be the perfect complement to the original 3×3 cube. …

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