Nvidia hosted its official US launch event for the RTX Spark series in San Francisco, showcasing its first Windows laptops powered by Arm-based CPUs.
Starting at $2,599, the release marks a notable hardware shift for the platform.
The devices are Nvidia's first attempt to create laptops with Arm processors for Windows, with prices starting at $2.599. Despite the crowds before the doors opened at 10 a.m. Friday, most attendees were there out of curiosity, to try out the products, get free gifts, meet well-known content creator iJustine or take part in a raffle.
First sales and impressions
Only a handful of consumers actually made a purchase during the event, including artificial intelligence developer Sigil Wen, who was the store's first customer, purchasing an HP OmniBook Ultra model.
Trials and gifts from Nvidia
The company had set up special demonstration stations where visitors could try out the laptops' capabilities, including games running on DLSS 5 technology.
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The event concluded with a raffle in which five lucky winners won a laptop signed by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who made a brief appearance via a mobile phone screen.
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