PCs look cheap on day one. They get expensive every day after.
Local OS updates and driver chaos on every seat.
Slow machines and “it worked yesterday” tickets.
Data and software live on the desk — a soft target.
Power-hungry PCs and short refresh cycles burn budget.
Buy the endpoint. Buy the control room. Or buy both — built to work together.
What the user sees. A locked-down, fast endpoint OS.
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What IT runs. Central management for the Chip PC fleet.
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The secure endpoint experience users love — and IT can trust.
Clean. Fast. Consistent. Users work — they don’t maintain Windows.
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Citrix, Microsoft, Omnissa, browser and more — without a full PC OS on every desk.
Multi-display, audio and USB that serve the user and respect IT policy.
Less local software. Less attack surface. A desk that stays a desk.
Cut energy, OS sprawl, and refresh waste.
Lock the endpoint — protect the business.
Fast path to the apps they need. Nothing else.
Built to be managed at scale with Xcalibur.
The command center for your Chip PC fleet — see everything, change once, support everywhere.
Problems show up on the dashboard — not three tickets later.
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Build connections and tasks in the console. Push them across the estate.
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Remote assist and helpdesk tools shrink downtime and protect SLAs.
See the screen. Fix it. Move on.
Built for real support teams.
Users, licences, reports, audit — enterprise controls in one place.
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Change once — reach the whole fleet.
Fix remotely. Cut truck rolls.
Inventory and health in one console.
Access, licences, audit, reports.
The endpoint. What users touch every day.
The control room. What IT uses to run the estate.
One vendor. One responsibility. Hardware + OS + management.
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Real product — not slides.
ThinX OS, Xcalibur Global — or both. Tell us what you need.
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Chip PC Software Catalog presents ThinX OS, the locked-down endpoint operating system, and Xcalibur Global, the fleet management platform for Chip PC thin clients. Together they lower desktop TCO, harden endpoints, and let IT deploy connections, tasks, and support at scale.
Use this interactive catalog to compare both products, watch short demos, then request a quote or a free loan unit. Technical documentation remains available in the Chip PC Wiki.
ThinX OS is Chip PC’s Linux-based endpoint OS for thin clients. It delivers a clean, locked-down desktop and one-click access to Citrix, Microsoft, Omnissa, browser and other workspaces.
Xcalibur Global is the browser-based management platform for Chip PC fleets — inventory, connections, tasks, remote support, licences, reports and enterprise settings in one console.
Yes. ThinX OS is the endpoint experience; Xcalibur Global is the IT control room. They are sold clearly as two products and work best together on Chip PC hardware.
Official product documentation lives in the Chip PC Wiki (ThinX OS and Xcalibur Global). This catalog is the commercial overview for buyers and partners.