Z3RO
Module
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Overview:
The Xi3 Z3RO Module serves as a processor extender, a device that allows organizations to extend the power and functionality of an Xi3 Modular Computer to as many as 3 additional users at significantly reduced costs and electricity requirements.
The Xi3 Z3RO Module serves as a processor extender, a device that allows organizations to extend the power and functionality of an Xi3 Modular Computer to as many as 3 additional users at significantly reduced costs and electricity requirements.
Specifications:
Z3RO™ Pro Computer
GENERAL USE GREATNESS Great things may come in small packages, but who ever heard of a desktop computer the size of a paperback? And yet at 4.875- x 3.625- x 1.875-inches, that’s exactly what we’ve done. POWERFUL PERFORMANCE Small size does not, however, mean you sacrifice performance. Xi3’s Z3RO Pro Computer is a solid-state powerhouse with no moving parts and provides a great computing experience. Powered by a dual-core, 64-bit x86-based processor running at 1.65GHz, Z3RO Pro Computer is supported by 4GB of DDR3 RAM, four eSATAp/USB 2.0 combo ports and 16GB—1TB of Flash-based SSD storage. STORAGE SIMPLIFIED Additional external storage can also be added by attaching a SLID3™ storage device directly to the Z3RO Pro chassis. Z3RO Pro also includes a Gigabit Ethernet port for Internet and network connectivity. The bottom line? The moment users power-up a Z3RO Pro, it can run the latest version of Windows® in less than 25 seconds. It also supports a wide variety of other x86-based operating systems and applications, and Z3RO Pro owners should see similar or improved performance over comparably equipped x86-based machines. DESKTOP COMPUTER OR DIGITAL SIGNAGE The Z3RO Pro Computer supports two high resolution monitors simultaneously without a hitch (1 HDMI/Display Combo Port and 1 miniDP port). This is an unexpected twist for a such a small machine. This unique combination of the extremely small footprint, solid-state storage and dual display support make the Z3RO Pro the ideal digital signage driver. EXTREMELY ECO-FRIENDLY To top it all off, the Z3RO Computer runs on 15 Watts, making it arguably the most ecofriendly, small form factor, 64-bit x86-based dual-core general use computer ever built. This translates to big savings over time. KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS • Smallest footprint for a 64-bit, dual-core computer • Runs x86-based operating systems & software • 16GB - 1TB of internal solid state storage • Extremely low energy use (15Watts*) • Dual monitor support; ideal for digital signage • TPM Chips optional |
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Xi3 News
March 09, 2013:GEEK: Geek @ SXSW: Xi3, Modular Computing & the PISTON Gaming System Liveblog
March 08, 2013:
NEWS RELEASE: With Demand Growing, Xi3 Corporation Opens Pre-Orders for its PISTON Console (PC)
March 04, 2013:
NEWS RELEASE: Xi3 Corporation to Showcase Modular Computers and Servers at HIMSS13
February 15, 2013:
The Guardian: The future of gaming: key contenders
February 06, 2013:
Develop: The other next generation of consoles
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Xi3 Events
October 18, 2012:CETPA 2012: Xi3 to Exhibit at Annual California Educational Technology Professionals Association Conference
October 17, 2012:
RETECH 2012: Xi3 to Exhibit at Leading Renewable Energy Conference
October 12, 2012:
D&H Headquarters: Xi3 Featured During Sales Floor Day
June 21, 2012:
EVENTS: Xi3 to Exhibit at the D&H Mid-Atlantic Summer Technology Show 2012
March 27, 2012:
Xi3 presenting at the Design West 2012 show March 27 - 29
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Xi3 Accolades
QUOTE: In a revelation that will perhaps steal the entire (CES 2013) show -- via GameranxQUOTE: Xi3 products seem destined to change the way many people look at their systems -- via The Washington Times
QUOTE: The Xi3 Modular Computer has "some impressive stats for something so tiny" -- via the Los Angeles Times
QUOTE: "The Xi3 Modular Computer is one cool-looking desktop in a cube" -- via Engadget
QUOTE: "Hats off to Xi3 . . . for making a better Mac than Apple" via The Desk of DV Dude
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