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August 11, 2007 6:00 AM PDT

If Rubik's Cube morphed into a speaker

by Mike Yamamoto
(Credit: Discovery Communications)

Given that Rubik's and even Tetris cubes are particularly popular among Cravers, we thought this "Color Cube Speaker" might be an especially appropriate gadget to feature. The audio specs are fairly unremarkable, but that's forgivable because a product like this is all about the visuals, as indicated by its description: 48 colors, 16 multi-color cubes, 4 color patterns--you get the idea.

Oh, and if you happen upon a particular combination that strikes your fancy, you can freeze the colors in that pattern forever. But that might disqualify it as a "color-changey" objet d'art, which would undoubtedly upset our colleague Caroline McCarthy to no end.

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Great for playing Tetris
by demonicsoftware August 11, 2007 12:46 PM PDT
This speaker would be fun for playing Tetris - Stick it into your Game Boy and play :D
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