Um einen Zauberwürfel zu lösen, kann man sich entweder mehrere Stunden hinsetzen und herumprobieren, oder man verbindet LEGO Mindstorms mit einem Samsung Galaxy S II und lässt den Würfel von einer Android App lösen.
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Cube Stormer
2 Dez 2011
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