Palm-sized Intel Wildcat Lake mini PC debuts with rich port configuration

Sixunited has showcased a handful of new systems at the Intel Connection 2026 event in China, and the WB81-H02 is an interesting mini PC. This system has a 0.15-liter chassis, making it gain a similar form factor to a smartphone.

However, the palm-sized mini PC seems to pack quite a punch, with the company confirming that it features a Core 7 processor from the Wildcat Lake lineup. This CPU in question can be either the Core 7 350 or the Core 7 360, and regardless of which one it is, the processor makes this system well-equipped to handle office and moderate productivity workloads.

For its size, the port configuration seems quite decent as well, with Sixunited highlighting one HDMI 2.1, two USB-C, one Gigabit Ethernet, and one USB Type-A. There's WiFi 6 for wireless connectivity, and the company says that the Wildcat Lake processor is paired with LPDDR5X RAM and PCIe 4.0 SSD.

It's unclear whether the system relies on passive cooling, but it's possible that Sixunited has managed to fit a tiny cooling fan inside. It's said to be ideal for on-the-go productivity, with USB PD support, it would be quite easy to get a portable media or lightweight office work setup with a portable monitor or AR glasses connected to it (Viture Pro 2 curr. $298.99 on Amazon).

The brand didn't share anything else, and there's nothing on the price or availability yet. It's also worth mentioning that while a similar-looking system is listed on Sixunited's international website, the company doesn't have much global presence. The good part is that it does sell white-label products, meaning that it could end up on platforms like AliExpress under different branding.