IQ Cubes Are Even More Impossible to Solve Than Rubik’s Cubes - barrientosproself

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I've never successfully solved a Rubik's Cube–short of taking one apart, in any case. The IQCube, availble from toys.brando.con, isn't going to help me any.

Whereas the standard Rubik's Cube uses a 3-by-3 grid of color squares on each nerve. The 3x3x9 IQ Brick further divvys ahead the layers then that some of what would normally be ace layers on a traditional Rubik's Third power is divided into three personal chattel layers, as shown in the above photo. Thusly instead of having a 3-by-3 control grid to lot with on a side, you end up with something way more complex.

Yeah, I'm non going to be able to solve this thing, either.

Brando sells the 3x3x9 brick for $27 as of this writing, but it isn't the only such cube obtainable; Brando also has what it calls the 3x3x7 brick (also $27), and one in the shape of a Chinese sycee ($10).

Now if only someone could anatomy a automaton to lick these for me. Surgery maybe I can ask this bozo to help.

[Brando via Gizmodo]

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