HP has revealed the pricing for its first laptop built around Nvidia's upcoming RTX Spark platform, the HP OmniBook Ultra 16, even before the official launch of the RTX Spark chip in October. This move highlights HP's anticipation of the platform's capabilities and its potential appeal to high-end users. The RTX Spark platform is set to debut in the market later this year, promising advanced computing features for demanding tasks. The HP OmniBook Ultra 16 starts at a suggested retail price of 3,299 euros. This base model includes an N1X chip with 18 cores, 32 GB of RAM, 1 TB of SSD storage, a 16-inch 3K OLED display, a 99 Wh battery, and an enhanced cooling system with two fans and expanded heat pipes. These specifications are designed to handle complex tasks efficiently, making it suitable for professionals and power users. More advanced versions of the OmniBook Ultra 16 will feature the N1X chip with a 20-core configuration, up to 128 GB of unified memory, and 2 TB of storage. However, HP has not yet provided full pricing details for these higher-end models, though they are expected to be significantly more expensive than the base version. These configurations are tailored for users with specific technical needs, such as professionals in artificial intelligence, content creators, developers, and gamers. The N1X processors are built to deliver robust computing power for running AI tasks locally, animating personal agents, and accelerating complex workflows. This is achieved through unified memory and the Nvidia software ecosystem, which includes tools like Cuda for programming and graphics advancements such as DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling), designed to enhance visual performance in games and applications.