NVIDIA's desktop AI silicon just slipped into a laptop thin enough to forget you're carrying it. HP unveiled the OmniBook Ultra 16 and OmniBook X 14 running RTX Spark — the same Blackwell RTX GPU and Grace CPU combo Acer boxed up as a desktop — and the pitch is simple: the world's thinnest RTX Spark machines, landing right as NVIDIA's October launch wave rolls in.
For years the rule was brutal: want real graphics and AI muscle? Enjoy your seven-pound space heater. Want thin? Enjoy integrated graphics. RTX Spark collapsing that trade is the actual story here — desktop-class compute that doesn't demand a spine tax.
The catch, as always: thin means expensive, and NVIDIA silicon has never once been described as cheap. Pricing lands closer to launch — brace accordingly.
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