A few years ago, you may have assumed that Xi3 was just a fad. But yet, here we are at another CES, and the company is making news once more. It came to fame by producing modular, low-cost computers ...

As if shelling out $900 this holiday to snag the two next-gen game consoles wasn't enough, Xi3's Piston modular gaming PC is arriving on November 29th for $1,000. Should money be no object to you, the ...

Xi3 Corporation’s $1,000 “Piston” device, meant to be a PC and game console hybrid, is the size of a grapefruit, and despite its miniature form-factor, will be easy to upgrade, says Xi3’s Chief ...

You might not have heard of Xi3, but they’re a company known for their innovation. In 2010 they released their “modular” computer concept — small computers designed for use in everything from ...

This attractive hunk of metal is the ChromiumPC Modular Computer from manufacturer Xi3, who claim it's the world's first desktop computer to run the Chrome operating system. Based on Xi3's Computer ...

PC hardware vendor Xi3 has announced the development of a system designed to support Valve's Steam service and its Big Picture mode. Valve has invested an undisclosed amount in Xi3 to complete the ...

Piston creator Xi3 issued a stark response this morning to Valve publicly distancing itself from the company. In a press release, Xi3 founder, president, and CEO Jason A. Sullivan reaffirmed the ...

LAS VEGAS—Modular PC manufacturer Xi3 makes some pretty tiny machines, and now we know that it’s working on something big. The company is working on a mini-PC that’s small enough to fit in your hand, ...

The Steam Box (or Steam Boxes, more likely) has been a long time coming, and today, the Xi3’s Piston is leading the charge. While the details about Piston specifically are few and far between, we got ...

As the U.S. arrival date approaches for the first Chromebooks from Samsung and Acer, hardware maker Xi3 on Friday announced its own entrant in the form of a desktop PC running Chrome OS. Due on July 4 ...

In 2010 they released their “modular” computer concept — small computers designed for use in everything from very-small-scale applications (automobile, airplane) to very large ...