HP has launched the OmniDesk Mini, an ultra compact desktop built around the Intel Wildcat Lake architecture. Finished in an all white chassis, the tiny PC offers up to an Intel Core 5 320 processor, 16GB of memory, and dual slot storage expansion. The machine is currently rolling out to international markets with a starting price of $799.99.
The desktop footprint is tiny. Measuring just 130 by 130 by 48 millimeters, the box easily fits behind monitors or tucked away under a desk shelf. Buyers can pick between the entry level Intel Core 3 304 chip and the faster Core 5 320. Both silicon choices target everyday office workflows, web research, spreadsheet tasks, and smooth video playback.
Memory starts at 8GB of fast LPDDR5X RAM, with an option to step up to 16GB for heavier multitasking demands. Storage is where the OmniDesk Mini really shines. Inside the small casing sit 2 separate M.2 slots capable of supporting up to 16TB of solid state storage. That is an enormous amount of capacity for a system this size.
Physical ports cover all standard workspace accessories. The chassis houses USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C and USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type A ports alongside HDMI and a dedicated LAN connection for stable wired networking. Wireless connectivity is handled by an onboard Wi Fi 6E card to keep data transfers fast and latency low.
Pricing begins at $799.99 for the base configuration featuring the Core 3 304 processor and 8GB of RAM. Stepping up to the top tier setup with the Core 5 320 processor and 16GB of memory pushes the cost to $1,099.99. The machine is aimed directly at home office users and corporate desks looking for a clutter free workspace setup.
