After the launch of the RTX Series 50 series by NVIDIA last year, there are now rumors about them the first notebooks with ARM chips from NVIDIA They could be launched in the first quarter of this year.
A survey of Nvidia’s planning, according to DigiTimes, indicated that it is likely that the first notebooks with the NX1 chip, intended for the consumer market, will appear during this first quarter.
Three more models could be launched anytime in the second quarterwhile laptops featuring next-generation N2 chips could debut in the third quarter of 2027.
Nvidia originally planned to showcase its N1 and NX notebooks at the Computex 2025 event in Taipei during May last year, with plans to launch them in September.
The reported errors are attributed to multiple factors, including changes in the design of Microsoft’s operating system, redesigned Nvidia chips, and a reassessment of demand in the notebook market, which was affected by external political and economic factors.
Nvidia’s invasion of the ARM-based notebook market can significantly change the user experienceit’s also a disappointment for companies that currently offer ARM laptops, as well as for Apple and its MacBook.
El. nut Nvidia’s extensive knowledge of GPU acceleration and for AI workloads, the company could offer manufacturers a high-performance alternative.
Extensions to MacBook and Snapdragon
Currently, Windows is on ARM laptops that use Qualcomm chips such as Snapdragon
Nvidia is trying to gain a foothold in the market with its ARM-based chips the main problem solverespecially on devices with high energy efficiency that Intel / AMD (x86) based systems cannot offer.
One of the goals is to compete Qualcomm laptopswhich have good battery life, but are graphically short for demanding games or tasks. Nvidia claims to match Apple devices in terms of performance and energy efficiency, with a particular focus on gaming.
Nvidia aspires to offer Ultralight notebooks with excellent battery life and excellent performance For everything, including the gaming experience that Apple can currently offer with its MacBook or devices with Snapdragon chips.
Just like last week, Nvidia updated its DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) technology to version 4.5, which revolutionized the way PC games with a native resolution of 720p can move to 4K thanks to Super Resolution.
In short, Nvidia will offer as an alternative a notebook as an “Ultrabook” that is not too hot because it offers a low internal resolution (thanks to Tensor Core technology) and offers a long battery life.
Other Digital trendsAlthough Nvidia has yet to make an official announcement, the company is moving forward with its launch plans for this year, given the constant loss of memory and the increase in the price of components.
Notebooks equipped with N1 and NX1 chips are expected to be aimed squarely at the premium segment of the market, as Nvidia positions both processors as “high-end computing platforms.”
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