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    A week with RTX Spark: everything we’ve learned using Nvidia’s new laptops

    The Verge ·

    Nvidia’s RTX Spark N1X has arrived in a range of high-end Windows laptops, and three writers spent a week trying several models. Their early impressions suggest Windows on Arm now handles many everyday and creative apps well, while gaming and AI remain less straightforward.

    The tested machines share a 20-core processor and 6,144 CUDA cores, with memory configurations from 32GB to 128GB. Prices range from $3,199.99 for the HP OmniBook Ultra to $6,999.99 for the Asus ProArt P16; lower-cost versions start at $2,599.99 with a less powerful chip. The article offers initial impressions rather than full benchmark reviews.

    • RTX Spark laptops handle many everyday apps smoothly.
    • Prices reach nearly $7,000.
    • Gaming and AI still need closer scrutiny.

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