Aliso Viejo, CA, November 14, 2005 – XsunX, Inc. (OTC BB: XSNX), developer of Power Glass® -- an innovative solar technology that allows glass windows to produce electricity from the power of the sun, announced today that the use of rolled flexible materials, such as plastics and metal, in the Company’s patented reel-to-reel cluster tool architecture could lead to low cost higher efficiency solar devices and provide an alternative to rigid wafer based silicon cells. This comes at a time when the wafer based silicon industry is experiencing material shortages and few additional avenues to further price reductions.

Unique to the Company’s design is its ability to combine, for the first time, the best attributes of two industry standards, in-line roll to roll processing techniques and the exact processing capabilities of cluster tool systems. While in-line roll to roll processing systems are widely used in the manufacture of thin film solar cells, their ability to provide higher unit volumes comes at the cost of reduced solar cell efficiency and the inefficient use of materials. Conversely, multi-chamber based cluster tool systems provide the extreme control necessary to produce such high value items as thin film transistors, and rigid crystalline solar cells, but have sacrificed throughput resulting in lower unit volume.

“Eliminating the inherent deficiencies of in-line and cluster tool systems provides a new type of systems architecture for the fabrication of an array of new thin film devices on flexible substrates,” stated Dr. Arun Madan, Chairman of the XsunX Scientific Advisory Board. “Employing these patented manufacturing designs to produce the Company’s Power Glass films and our new 4-Terminal nano-crystalline cells may offer economies of capital cost, throughput, and yield advantages, while maintaining Multi-Megawatt manufacturing capabilities.”

Additional benefits to the reel-to-reel cluster tool architecture is the system’s ability to employ the use of a smaller initial foot print requiring less initial capital expenditures.  As production requirements increase, the efficiencies of replicating only portions of the systems architecture to move from single to Multi-Megawatt capabilities provide important aspects to improved cost-competitiveness. Ultimately, Multi-Megawatt factories producing thin film solar cells may be the enabling factor in achieving the necessary price thresholds required to compete with traditional power generation choices.

The Company launched the design of its first manufacturing system employing the reel-to-reel cluster tool approach this September and is nearing the end of the systems design processes. “We plan to begin construction of our first system near years end,” stated Tom Djokovich, XsunX’s CEO. “This is very exciting time for us as we see the manufacture of this system as our first steps transitioning from a development stage company into a revenue producing enterprise. We intend to market this first system to potential licensees of our innovative solar cell designs,” concluded Mr. Djokovich.

About XsunX

Based in Aliso Viejo, California, XsunX is the developer of Power Glass - an innovative solar technology that allows glass windows to produce electricity from the power of the sun. This proprietary process is intended to allow manufacturers to apply a transparent and photovoltaic glazing to glass and other transparent substrates. When XsunX glazing is exposed to light, the light energy is converted into electrical energy for use as a power source. XsunX believes that its solar electric glazing technology has a number of major market opportunities in the worldwide architectural glass, optical film and plastics markets. Please visit the Company's website for more information: https://XsunX.com

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