4 things to try Nvidia RTX Spark Laptop Microsoft New Ultra Included

After years of speculation announced Nvidia a new CPU for consumer laptops and competes with the industry giants Intel, AMD and Qualcomm. Its new RTX parking chip will be found on laptops and desktops of all major PC brands: HP, Lenovo, Acer, Asus, Microsoft, MSI and Dell, some of which will be available in the autumn of this year. Nvidia, in collaboration with Microsoft, says that his new arm-based RTX Spark is a reinvention of the PC to reflect the age of AI agencies. It offers up to 1 Petaflop AI performance, full-stack graphics technology and up to 128 GB uniform storage for creative tasks. Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, announced the partnership on the stage of Computex 2026 in Taipeh and promised a native Windows- Experience with a focus on personal agents, where the functions of Agent-KI will soon be accessible directly via the Windows taskbar itself. “We have been working with Microsoft for two and a half years: we have re-invented the PC and re-invented Windows,” Huang said during a press conference in Taipeh. “We reinvent the PC.”

Nvidia has bold claims to its RTX parking laptops, which the company calls “the most efficient PC chip ever built”, but specific details remain somewhat unclear, including performance indicators, hardware specifications and, of course, pricing. With premium Tandem OLED displays, 128 GB of uniform storage all over the line and premium designs, you can assume that all new models move in the area of the “high-end accelerator machine” and are clearly above the $2,000 mark. Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra

The language of Microsoft around this device is just too dramatic. Designed for “Weltenbauer”, it says with an impressive 15-inch mini LED pixelsense ultra touchscreen and the largest haptic touchpad of all his laptops. As a flagship Windows PC, according to Microsoft, it is the most powerful surface laptop ever built, optimized for RTX Spark. It has a Nvidia Blackwell RTX GPU and up to 128 GB of uniform memory that can be dynamically assigned to high performance in creative tasks such as 3D rendering and multimodal workflows. Dell XPS 16 Creator Edition

Dell's new 16-inch XPS with RTX Spark is aimed at creative, AI developers and gamers and has up to 128 GB of uniform storage, full-day battery life and a Tandem OLED display with support for True Black HDR 600. It is also equipped with an SD card reader and an HDMI port. Although Dell has not yet expressed itself very openly to details, the XPS 16 is a logical place to accommodate the new RTX Spark CPU as a creative force package in an ultra-premium form factor. With this type of construction and hardware it will certainly have a corresponding price, and I personally can hardly expect to take it in the hand. Asus ProArt P14 and P16

Following the topic of high-end creative workstations, the ProArt series of Asus combines both the 14- and the 16-inch models with the RTX Spark CPU and up to 128 GB of uniform memory, 2 TB local memory, a haptic touchpad and a Lumina Pro-Tandem OLED display with a resolution of 3840 x 2400 – more than 4K. Asus says that it will replace its famous DialPad with haptic functions – an interesting choice as the DialPad is one of the most unique features of the product range and a potential differentiation factor to the other RTX Spark devices. MSI Prestige N16 Flip AI Plus

The N16 Flip AI Plus from MSI will be a convertible device that can be coupled to the Nano Pen pen. However, details of the hardware configurations remain under lock. At the Computex stand of MSI, the device was switched off and turned away, with gloved staff guard standing next to the device to ensure that it was not touched. It will have an OLED display that will probably reach the brightness of 1,200 nits for HDR content. If it follows the rest of these devices, we can expect up to 128 GB of RAM and a haptic touchpad. MSI did not say anything about the cost, but I am expecting an approximately equal price of over $2,000.