We love mini PCs. They have a slim, space-saving form factor, but some even have the specs to handle the latest AAA games and graphics-intensive workloads. BOSGAME released its Mini PC last month, but next month it will launch the E6 ECO Mini PC globally. The E6 ECO is built for reliable everyday computing, energy efficiency, and flexible connectivity in a compact design. It’s among the first Mini PCs with Intel’s new Core 3 processor 304, based on the Wildcat Lake platform.
The E6 ECO is aimed at home offices, students, families, remote workers, and small businesses. It balances responsive performance with low power use, making it a fit for productivity, web browsing, streaming, and daily tasks.
The E6 ECO runs on Intel’s Core 3 processor 304, part of the new Wildcat Lake platform that replaces Intel’s N-series entry-level chips. It offers better everyday performance with a 15W base power draw, balancing speed and efficiency for daily work.
The system includes Intel AI Boost technology. Its integrated NPU delivers up to 15 TOPS, with a total of about 24 TOPS of combined AI performance. The E6 ECO supports Microsoft Copilot and other AI features, bringing practical AI tools to a mainstream Mini PC.
The E6 ECO Mini PC uses dual copper heat pipes and a hydraulic-bearing fan to keep performance stable and noise low. What’s great about the E6 ECO is its compact PC form factor. The E6 ECO measures 129 × 128 × 44 mm, so it fits easily on desks or in tight spaces.
Connectivity includes Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, dual Gigabit Ethernet, and a USB-C port with 10Gbps data, DisplayPort, and Power Delivery. HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.4 allow up to three displays.
The E6 ECO demonstrates BOSGAME’s commitment to bringing the latest Intel computing platform to a broader range of users. By adopting Intel’s new Wildcat Lake platform in a compact and energy-efficient design, BOSGAME provides an accessible Mini PC that delivers dependable performance for work, learning, and entertainment.
The BOSGAME E6 ECO mini PC launches by August 15, 2026. More details are at www.bosgame.com.
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