NVIDIA just announced its new ARM-based processor, RTX Spark — and this could be a serious shift for laptops and desktops. The processor reportedly comes with GPU power equivalent to an RTX 5070 and can run modern games at 100 FPS in 1440p. What makes it even more impressive is that the laptop keeps strong performance even when unplugged, despite running Windows, while still offering long battery life. NVIDIA also showed it running games like 007 First Light and Forza Horizon 6 on stage, giving a clear hint that this chip is not just about efficiency — it’s built for serious gaming and AI workloads too. And it’s not only targeting laptops. RTX Spark is also expected to power desktop computers, making it part of a much bigger ARM-based push from NVIDIA. The release is expected in Fall 2026. If this performs as promised, Windows laptops might finally get the kind of power + battery combo people have been waiting for. What do you think — is NVIDIA about to change the laptop game? �...