Thanks for your feedback. I wonder why these boards haven't been popular.
1. You need an X1000 which was only produced in limited numbers.
2. You need an understanding of programming to be able to get the XMOS chip to do something.
3. You need a good understanding of electronics so you can build something the XMOS chip can make use of, and without causing damage by overloading the circuits.
4. You need to have an idea for something that could be useful to you and that the XMOS and Xorro slot are ideally suited to.
5. You need to have time to actually work on a project.