… Surface played a big part in pushing ARM64 computing forward by swapping all consumer models to Snapdragon X processors. Having PCs with an N1X chip could do a similar thing for NVIDIA's offering. Over time, ARM-based chips could power gaming laptops , gaming handhelds, and other devices. …
… The Verge speculates that the announcement could be related to NVIDIA's rumored N1 and N1X chips. VideoCardz goes ever further by sharing screenshots of a Dell embargo related to NVIDIA's N1X. Rumors of the N1X chip have swirled for years. …
… Some of these mobile RTX SoCs are appearing in Windows on ARM laptops at the show, including Microsoft's uncompromising answer to Apple's MacBook Pro, the new flagship Surface Laptop Ultra . …
… The NVIDIA RTX Spark platform is the combination of an N1x CPU, RTX graphics, and unified memory. It powers a new class of computing not previously available through Snapdragon X processors though Qualcomm was eager to welcome NVIDIA to the family . …
… We don't have firm pricing yet , as the markets for high-density RAM and storage remain volatile, but ASUS is targeting a release later this year a trend with all NVIDIA N1x laptops . …
… Sinofsky points out that Windows 8 on Arm also supported Qualcomm and TI processors. …
… That's a shame considering how efficient we've found Snapdragon X and X2 chips to be in laptops, but I get it — until recently, PC gaming on ARM hasn't been a great experience. …
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