NVIDIA has officially declared that the inaugural line of Windows 11 laptops and compact desktops, fueled by its cutting-edge RTX Spark chips (collectively branded as the N1X series), will hit the market in October 2026. During the IFA 2026 event, NVIDIA showcased two distinct configurations of the N1X chip: the premium model boasts a Blackwell GPU armed with 6144 CUDA cores and a 20-core Grace CPU, offering a substantial 24GB to 128GB of unified memory, making it an ideal choice for high-performance laptops and compact desktops. Meanwhile, another variant features a GPU with 5120 CUDA cores and an 18-core CPU, supporting 24GB to 32GB of unified memory, primarily tailored for the laptop segment. Furthermore, NVIDIA unveiled its open-source personal AI router software, NVIDIA PAIR, engineered to seamlessly synchronize home devices and collaboratively manage local AI inference tasks.