HP Announces Three Nvidia RTX Spark-Powered PCs

Thurrott.com reports that HP has announced three PCs built around NVIDIA's RTX Spark platform: the OmniBook Ultra 16 laptop, the OmniBook X 14 laptop, and a compact desktop. HP is positioning the systems for creators, developers, and gamers who want local AI processing alongside conventional Windows PC workloads. The announcement expands RTX Spark beyond NVIDIA reference designs and adds HP to the first wave of OEMs preparing systems for the platform.

The HP announcement emphasizes pre-configured tools, local processing, and support for NVIDIA's wider AI and RTX software stack. It also describes the laptops as thin systems designed for high performance and all-day battery life, while the compact desktop is intended to give creators and developers another form factor. HP has not yet published complete retail specifications, including final memory tiers, storage, ports, cooling, power limits, or independent performance results, so the announcement should not be treated as a benchmark.

For Canadian buyers, HP says the OmniBook Ultra 16 and OmniBook X 14 are expected later in 2026, but the report does not confirm Canadian pricing, retailer availability, warranty terms, or launch-day stock. Shoppers should compare the exact RTX Spark configuration, unified-memory capacity, display, battery, cooling, Windows on Arm compatibility, and measured performance when HP publishes local listings.