Tiny computers are always appealing, and Xi3 Corporations' eponymous cube is a good example of the breed. The Xi3 Modular Computer measures under 4-inches a side, and consists of three ...

Chromebooks a tad too mobile for you? Sensing the market is at last ready for Google's web-based OS, Xi3 decided to ship the ChromiumPC, an updated version of the modular, Chrome OS-based desktop it ...

Based upon the patented Xi3 Computer Architecture, the ChromiumPC computer is a cube-like, small form factor, low-power (20Watts) dual-core modular computer that can be adapted to run other operating ...

There seems to be a different computer solution for every desktop and network problem – from home systems to home built machines to those that serve the business community. The Xi3 Corporation claims ...

Global computer on module market is poised for substantial growth over the forecast period of 2023-2030, with revenue estimated to rise from US$ 1,338.7 million in 2022 to US$ 2,147.5 million by 2030, ...

The Xi3 Corporation, a designer of computer technologies, recently unveiled its pint-sized PC, the Xi3 Modular Computer. Measuring less than four inches per side, this small-form-factor PC bests the ...

dual core processors and may be "the last computer you ever need to buy" SALT LAKE CITY – November 10, 2010 – Xi3® Corporation today announced its Xi3 Modular Computer™, a truly new approach to ...

April 19 -- First, there were desktop computers. Then came portable laptop computers and, more recently, handhelds. But a new developing class of computers promises to eclipse — as well as encompass — ...

The Chrome OS avalanche looks to be gaining momentum, with modular computer manufacturer Xi3 announcing a desktop computer addition to the mobile solutions announced by Samsung and Acer earlier in the ...

CES 2011 is just around the corner, and that always means that innovative ideas will start to pop up as the show draws closer. Many show attendees have already submitted their products for CES 2011 ...

“Modular” and “Computer” have historically been on the opposite ends of a rather awkward spectrum. One could argue that a hobbyist grade PC is modular, but only to a point. Re-configuring it on the ...