Rubik’s cube

The Rubik’s cube is more popular then ever. It’s getting a spherical updated, it’s also a lamp and it makes a great alarm clock too. So this touchscreen Rubik’s cube makes perfect sense. It’s a natural progression. Obviously the TouchCube works just like the old version, but instead of turning it’s segments, just swipe a finger in a straight line or an ‘L’ shape. There’s even an accelerometer built in so that only the upwards-facing surfaces respond to your touch.

Strengths:

• Multifunctional
• Easy to use
• Stylish design ( attracts a lot of children and teenagers)
• Less competitors
• Creative

Weaknesses:

• Too expensive ( 150 pounds, and most target audiences are children)
• Only can by online