HP has unveiled the OmniDesk Mini Desktop PC, positioning it as the world's first "Mini AI PC" with Thunderbolt Share. The device uses Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors and a dedicated NPU to handle local AI workflows.
Intel Core Ultra Series 3 silicon powers new mini desktop with dedicated neural processing unit for local agentic applications.
The desktop runs on Intel Core Ultra Series 3 silicon paired with an integrated neural processing unit designed for agentic applications. HP has not released official images of the chassis, so physical dimensions remain unverified.
Key specifications include support for up to four simultaneous 4K displays and two Thunderbolt 4 ports. The system relies on Thunderbolt Share technology to enable multi-PC control across dual setups with a single mouse and keyboard.
HP emphasizes high-speed file transfers between connected machines as part of the Thunderbolt Share feature set. No pricing or availability details have been confirmed by the vendor at this time.
HP introduced the OmniDesk Mini as part of its expanding lineup of AI-focused desktop computers. HP has not specified if the new device will replace current entry-level business desktops.
Source: HP, NotebookCheck
