Listed below are all of the RTX Spark laptops out there at launch, going as much as $7,000

They actually land at high-end costs. RTX Spark laptops begin at $2,600 USD, and solely get costlier. Microsoft’s flagship Floor Laptop computer Extremely is a cool three grand on the really helpful configuration. Pre-orders can be found now, and shipments must be arriving subsequent week. Right here’s an at-a-glance have a look at all of the RTX Spark laptops introduced thus far:

Microsoft Floor Laptop computer Extremely — $2,600 to $5,900

• CPU: 20-core or 18-core
• GPU: Blackwell 6244-core or 5120-core
• Display: 15-inch 3270×2180 touchscreen
• RAM: 24GB, 32GB, 48GB, 64GB, or 128GB
• Storage: 512GB gen5, 1TB Gen5, or 2TB gen5
• Ports: 3 USB-C (USB 4 spec), one USB-A, SD card reader, HDMI, hedaphone jack
• Battery: “As much as 15 hours of native playback”, 92 watt-hour
• Weight: 4.41 kilos (2 kilograms)

Microsoft’s Floor Laptop computer Extremely is the flagship of this push, starting from an a minimum of plausible $2,600 all the way in which to an insane $5,900, should you load it up with the utmost RAM and storage. The magnetic USB-C charger is neat.

Asus ProArt P14 — $2,600 to $6,500

• CPU: 20-core or 18-core
• GPU: Blackwell 6244-core or 5120-core
• Display: 14-inch 2880×1800 OLED touchscreen
• RAM: 24GB, 32GB, 48GB or 128GB
• Storage: 512GB Gen4 or 1TB Gen4
• Ports: 3 USB-C (USB 4 spec), one USB-A, HDMI, SD card, headphone jack
• Battery: 90 watt-hour
• Weight: 3.26 kilos (1.48 kilograms)

Asus presents a barely smaller take with the ProArt P14, sharing the identical moniker as its well-regarded “creator” sequence.

Asus ProArt P16 — $2,800 to $7,000

• CPU: 20-core or 18-core
• GPU: Blackwell 6244-core or 5120-core
• Display: 16-inch 3840×2400 OLED touchscreen
• RAM: 24GB, 32GB, 64GB or 128GB
• Storage: 512GB Gen4, 1TB Gen4, or 2TB Gen4
• Ports: 3 USB-C (USB 4 spec), one USB-A, HDMI, SD card, headphone jack
• Battery: 99.9 watt-hour
• Weight: 3.9 kilos (1.77 kilograms)

This larger variant from Asus packs a 4K display and a fair larger battery, impressively nonetheless sliding below the four-pound mark. However c’mon, Asus, for seven thousand {dollars} you couldn’t toss in a Gen5 SSD?

Dell XPS 16 Creator Version — $3,800 to ???

• CPU: 20-core or 18-core
• GPU: Blackwell 6244-core or 5120-core
• Display: 16-inch 3200×2000 OLED touchscreen
• RAM: 32GB, as much as 128GB
• Storage: 512GB or 1TB
• Ports: 3 USB-C (USB 4 spec), HDMI, SD card, headphone jack
• Battery: “Pending”
• Weight: 4.45 kilos (2.02 kilograms)

Dell doesn’t appear able to launch its highest-end XPS laptop computer, with lots of specs nonetheless lacking and/or inconsistent with retail listings. The most cost effective configuration options 32GB of RAM, however there will likely be a 128GB model, presumably at a a lot larger value than is listed in pre-orders. It’s additionally significantly thicker and heavier than the Intel-based XPS 16.

HP OminBook Extremely 16 — $3,200 to (a minimum of) $5,000

• CPU: 20-core
• GPU: Blackwell 6244-core
• Display: 16-inch 2880×1800 OLED touchscreen
• RAM: 32GB or 64GB
• Storage: 1TB Gen5 SSD or 2TB Gen5 SSD
• Ports: 2 USB-C (USB 4 spec), 2 USB-A, HDMI, headphone jack
• Battery: 99.9 watt-hour
• Weight: 4.89 kilos (2.22 kilograms)

HP’s top-of-the-line OmniBook appears to be like like an inexpensive and sensible alternative, a minimum of on this loopy lineup. It defaults to the extra beefed-up 20-core Spark chip with the sooner GPU, and comes for Gen 5 SSDs. You additionally get two USB-A ports for older devices.