Razer had some pretty great stuff to show off this year, namely an innovative little wearable called the Nabu. But one of the coolest things we saw from the company was hidden away in a back room at the company's booth. Project Christine is Razer's first crack at a stackable and completely customizable PC. The idea behind this gorgeous glowing green tower is to make the build-your-own ethos that many hardcore PC gamers have embraced less intimidating and expensive to normal folks. Each key part of the machine (memory, graphics cards, etc) will be modular and self-contained unit, allowing users to swap them in and out as necessary. Razer is even toying with a subscription model that would let customers upgrade to the newest parts as soon as they become available. For now, Project Christine is just a concept, but the company hopes gamers will ultimately embrace the idea. We certainly do.
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