Electronic Sudoku Travel Game Handheld Puzzle

The newest puzzle craze today: SUDOKU! It is invented by a retired architect and puzzle-maker, Howard Garns. He defined the word "puzzle" with a very interesting twist. The first Sudoku puzzle was published in 1979 in Dell Pencil Puzzles and Word Games. Then later on, it gained much attention.
On April of 1984, a Japanese published it in the Monthly Nikolist. It was first published under the name "Suuji wa dokushin ni kagiru". English translation means "numbers must be single". Then later on, it changed to Sudoku which literally means "single numbers". Sudoku's popularity can be attributed to its simple yet entertaining rules of play. The objective of the puzzle is to place the numbers 1 through 9 on the cells provided. The deal in Sudoku puzzle is to make sure that there is no similar number on each grid, along the columns and rows of the cells.
Today, Sudoku is also known with the name Number Place in United States and Canada. And, the once paper and pencil puzzle is also available through Electronic Sudoku Travel Game Handheld Puzzle. There are many grids to choose from. The most popular among the beginners is the 6x6 grid. The average Sudoku players on the other hand favor the 9x9 and the advanced Sudoku players opt to solve the 12x12grid.
Sudoku was and is still is a pen and paper number puzzle, but the technology now innovated the popular number game. Electronic Sudoku Travel Game Handheld Puzzle is gaining popular demand worldwide because of the features that comes with it. There are many designs to choose from, different games to play and there are even some that comes with backlight, so playing even in the darker sides of the room is no longer a problem. Electronic Sudoku Travel Game Handheld Puzzle is very light, easy to carry, and easy to maintained. It is battery operated, a stylus is provided to solve the problems in the touch screen LCD's. Practicality comes with this Electronic Sudoku Travel Game Handheld Puzzle, especially if you are a jetsetter and enjoys Sudoku's company in your traveling bag.