HP Has Ridiculously Thin RTX Spark Laptops Coming And We’re All In To Check Them Out

HotHardware reports that HP is preparing exceptionally thin laptops powered by NVIDIA RTX Spark: the OmniBook Ultra 16 and OmniBook X 14. The systems are intended to bring NVIDIA’s Grace CPU and Blackwell RTX graphics to thin Windows laptops aimed at creators, gamers, and AI developers. HP is positioning the machines as part of the first wave of RTX Spark PCs expected later in 2026, but the report does not provide independent performance testing.

The announcement emphasizes the combination of local AI capability and portable form factors. RTX Spark uses a shared unified-memory architecture that can support larger local models and graphics workloads than many conventional thin laptops, while NVIDIA’s software stack is intended to support RTX features, creative applications, and gaming. HP’s thinness claims and platform specifications remain announcement details: final power limits, cooling, battery capacity, ports, storage, displays, acoustics, Windows on Arm compatibility, and sustained performance will vary by retail configuration.

For Canadian buyers, HP’s designs add two more RTX Spark laptops to watch, but HotHardware does not establish Canadian pricing, retailer stock, warranty coverage, or a firm local shipping date. Shoppers should compare the exact unified-memory tier, display, battery, cooling, charger, and application and game compatibility once HP publishes Canadian listings. The thinnest-chassis claim should also be compared using consistent measurement methods across competing RTX Spark models.