They can also do it blindfolded and with one hand, as NBC’s Today Show reports.
More than 90 Rubik’s Cube competitors gathered in Guiyang, Guizhou province on Sunday for something called the Guiyang Open 2012, a World Cube Association event with multiple disciplines. Yin Mulun won with an average time of 9.92 seconds. Other results are here. After the jump, Youku videos of kids completing the Rubik’s Cube and putting all of us to shame.
(H/T Alicia)
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They aren’t using real rubik’s though, but fakes designed to slide faster. Impressive, but needs to be kep5 in mind you can’t do this with a real Rubik’s.