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Nvidia's entry into the consumer laptop market with its Arm-based RTX Spark processor is driving a unified shift toward high-performance ultrabooks featuring up to 128GB of unified memory and advanced AI capabilities. This move directly challenges Apple's value proposition by spurring a wave of "cheap premium" devices from major OEMs priced between $599 and $699. The event highlights a strategic pivot where hardware manufacturers are consolidating behind Nvidia's architecture to compete in both gaming and creator-focused segments.
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The 7 coolest gadgets I saw at Computex 2026 (and when you can buy each one)

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Nvidia announced its new RTX Spark processor at Computex 2026, launching a wave of new high-performance ultrabooks.

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Computex, the world's biggest computing trade show, is winding down, but it was a huge one this year. Nvidia announced its new RTX Spark processor, rallying each of the major consumer laptop brands to show off a veritable army of high-performance laptops boasting impressive stats, but not a whole lot of backup. On the flip side, those same brands announced a host of new "cheap premium" laptops in the $599 and $699 range to directly compete with the MacBook Neo -- Apple's incredible-value laptop that dropped a bomb on the PC market earlier this…

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