The Best of CES 2011

Here's what we loved at this year's CES show.

MSI Butterfly Concept Tablet



MSI's Butterfly concept tablet wants to beat the dreaded "gorilla arms" fatigue effect that comes from using a touch-enabled all-in-one. The Butterfly's screen slides down toward you, so you can tap away on the ten-finger multitouch display, iPad-style. There's also a keyboard tucked into a secret compartment at the rear of the stand. It's still just a concept, but bear in mind that MSI's last concept all-in-one became the MSI AE2420 3D. — Nate Ralph

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