In Pictures: Biggest Fails of CES 2011

We took a look at the best, but now it's time to sift through some of the worst on show at CES 2011

Xi3 Modular Computer for Moneybag Nerds



The concept of Xi3's modular PC is intriguing: retrofit existing hardware to fit into a small, modular box that can scale when paired with a twin. Need more processing muscle? Buy another Xi3 cube, and attach them. So what's the problem? For US$850 you get aging AMD processors. A year ago that may have sounded good. But you'll be hard pressed to convince someone to plunk down that much money on a cube now that Intel's impressive Sandy Bridge CPUs and AMD's Fusion APUs are finally appearing in standard PCs. — Nate Ralph

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