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

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What's happening

Nvidia's new RTX Spark N1X processor is shipping in a first wave of high-end laptops and small desktops, and reviewers have spent a week testing the machines. HP is selling an RTX Spark laptop (HP Omnibook X) configured with 128GB of RAM for $3832.49 after a 25% anniversary25 coupon off the $5109.99 list price. Microsoft and Nvidia showcased RTX Spark at a San Francisco launch where Windows optimizations for these AI PCs were highlighted, and Surface and other RTX Spark systems are appearing with starting prices around $2.6k and topping out near $7k for 128GB unified memory models, which is raising concerns about affordability for normal developers.

Why it's trending

Multiple hands-on reviews, retailer listings, and launch events landed in the past week, turning RTX Spark from announcement to real, expensive hardware you can buy and test.

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contrarian take

Spending $3,832 for a 128GB RTX Spark laptop is a bargain compared with the real cost everyone is ignoring: software and workflow lock-in that will charge you for every GB of local memory later on.

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