The first Nvidia RTX Spark laptops cost up to $7,000

Nvidia has officially launched its new RTX Spark chip, powering a fresh wave of high-end laptops aimed at competing directly with Apple’s MacBook Pro lineup. Major manufacturers, including Dell, Lenovo, MSI, HP, and Asus, have unveiled their initial offerings featuring this architecture. The devices are positioned as premium workstations, with entry-level configurations starting at $2,599. At the top end of the market, fully specced models—such as the flagship Surface Laptop Ultra—can reach prices as high as $7,000. These laptops are equipped with 18-core processors and are designed to handle intensive professional workloads. While the performance benchmarks remain to be seen, the aggressive pricing strategy signals Nvidia's intent to capture the high-performance mobile computing market, challenging the dominance of traditional silicon providers in the professional creative and engineering sectors.