Could This Be the Perfect Portable Gaming PC?  Perhaps the most
innovative bit of gaming tech at this year's Consumer
Electronics Show is a palm-sized, touch-screen gaming PC that
comes packed with a keyboard that can transform on the fly.  But
Razer isn't even sure they're going to be able to sell the
Switchblade micro laptop.  Robert Krakoff, president of the
computer accessory company, tells Kotaku that a lot is still up
in the air about the slick prototype that's garnering a lot of
buzz at this week's Vegas show.  Razer hasn't settled on the
system specs of the Intel Atom chip laptop, or the price, or if
they'll be able to solve a heat issue they're running into.  If
the hurdles can be overcome, the device looks like it could be
the perfect traveling companion for the PC gamer on the go.  The
device, about the size of a small hardback when folded up, opens
to show a 7-inch touchscreen and a smallish keyboard. The keys
on the keyboard can all change on the fly to show anything from
a standard text English-