Taiwanese Hardware Makers Sell Out NVIDIA RTX Spark Laptop Stock Ahead of Launch
Citing Investor.com.tw, the report claims ASUS and MSI have sold out their full first production run of RTX Spark laptops ahead of shipping. NVIDIA allocated 100,000 of the MediaTek co-developed Arm-based SoC to those two partners; the next run could be 300,000–500,000 chips. Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Microsoft are also launch partners, with Acer and Gigabyte following later. An expected starting MSRP around US$3,500 in Taiwan raises demand questions.
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