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Nvidia will launch its first wave of RTX Spark laptops on October 16, addressing a critical failure that plagued its previous Arm-based Windows hardware.
The new devices are designed to run existing Windows applications, a capability that was absent in the company's earlier attempts.
The company's prior foray into this market occurred fourteen years ago with the original Microsoft Surface.
That device ran a stripped-down version of Windows on an Nvidia Tegra chip and resulted in a significant financial loss for Microsoft, which wrote off $900 million in inventory.
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