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Who remembers the Rubik cube?
The original Rubik’s cube (shown) was invented by Hungarian architect Erno Rubik in 1974 – but compared to the latest version, it has just a paltry 54 coloured tiles

Now meet the latest reincarnation Hong Kong-based Brando has released a larger version of a Rubik’s cube (shown). Each of its six sides have a huge 169 coloured tiles – 1,014 in total

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Post by Triple M Sydney.

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