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1 Super Mario Rubik's Cube Hits Market, Geeks Freak
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2 Love It or Leave It? Rubix's Cube Portrait
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3 Geek of the Week: Tyson Mao
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4 Edible Geek: Rubik's Cube Cake
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5 Toddler Solves Rubik's Cube In 114 Seconds
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6 Love It or Leave It? Rubik's Cube Tables
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7 Totally Geeky or Geek Chic? Color Cube Speaker
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9 Anssi Vanhala Solves Rubik's Cube With His Feet
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10 Rubik's Cube Alarm Clock: Totally Geeky or Geek Chic?
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12 Mini Rubik's Cube is Tiny, So Tiny
There are many ways to work a Rubik's Cube into your life — from the kitchen to your key chain — but this teeny tiny Rubik's Cube is an award winner. Officially the world's smallest, this cube comes in at only 0.39 square inches, but the best part is, it's fully functional! View 10 Photos ›Photo 1Photo 2Photo 3Photo 4Photo 5 Artist Evgeniy Grigoriev broke his own world record with this Read more
If it's your office or living room that gets all the geeky attention, and you're looking to expand your horizons, check out your kitchen. Is it geeked-out enough for you? If not, try a few of these geeky kitchen gadgets on for size. Read more
The Jellio Rubik's Cube Table ($600, left) looks just like the real thing: a tribute to the '80s. Despite its authentic looks, it actually doesn't twist, which doesn't fly well in my book. If I'm going to own a table that parades as a functioning Rubik's cube, I'd at least prefer one with a more palatable palette, like the Generate Ruby Cube ($399, right).Like the real thing better? Check out Read more
If your man is a Rubik's Cube whiz who has everything, the Barneys New York Rubik's Cube ($195) could be a fun Valentine's Day gift for him. Made of leather and chrome, it's much more stylish than the '80s original and will give his messy desk an instant face-lift. I can already hear you scoffing now, and you're right: The original costs less than 10 bucks. Well, if you don't plan to splurge on Read more
Lookee! It's the least essential product ever created: Cube Lube from Bougé Industries, Inc. Because solving that Rubik's Cube faster, pussycat, kill, kill! is priority numero uno. (I love the little cartoon "spark marks" indicating the lightning speed with which this thing is being solved. Fierce!) Source Read more
We use the term geek around here fast and loose, as it's kind of become a catch-all phrase for passionate techies, gamers, and gadget lovers everywhere. It's not necessarily a synonym for nerd anymore — necessarily. Unless you were a geek who could put a Rubik's cube together! Oh I kid, I kid. But seriously, even though I couldn't put one together, I still had one, like every other '80s kid. Read more
I can barely solve a rubik's cube with my hands, so the thought of trying to line-up colors with my feet is totally out of the question! Definitely not the case for Anssi Vanhala of Finland who won the feet-only challenge at the Rubik's Cube World Championship in Hungary this past weekend. Want proof? Check out the video below which I found on Spluch of Vanhala breaking the Unofficial World Read more
The first time we witnessed a Rubik's Cube Cake it featured three square facelets tilted on their axes, providing a complicated "Rubik's Cube in mid-solution mode" feeling. Today I offer you a less intricate, but larger and more colorful Rubik's Cube cake created as a birthday treat for a self described geek by his mother. I adore the textured icing and rich color choice and love the fact that Read more
Why, a bodybuilder wearing an overstretched thong while shaking her non-flabby tush for a couple of drummers and simultaneously solving a rubik's cube with her own two hands-- that's what! There is no rhyme or reason to this, until she flashes a message at the very end. Then it all makes perfect sense. read more Read more
Rubik's Cubes have undeniable geek cred. Maybe it's their retro appeal, maybe it's the fact that they require some added brain power, or maybe it's simply the fact that they're bright, colorful and fun. The Color Cube Speaker doesn't have rotating Rubik's Cube functions, but it does use a similar color scheme and touts the same fun factor. The speakers, which cost $79.95, change colors to the Read more
