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Microsoft's $6,000 Surface RTX Spark Dev Box opens for preorders

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Microsoft has opened preorders for its Nvidia-powered Surface RTX Spark Dev Box, priced at $5,999. The mini PC is scheduled to begin shipping in November. Its design uses a flat, anodized aluminum chassis that acts as a heatsink, resembling Xbox Series X vents. The company notes the high price is partly due to industry-wide component shortages affecting RAM and other parts.

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