Top‑spec Surface Laptop Ultra goes out of stock during pre‑orders

Microsoft’s highest‑capacity Surface Laptop Ultra configuration has become unavailable on the company’s US store shortly after pre‑orders opened.

As reported by Guru3D, the 128GB unified‑memory model paired with a 1TB SSD, listed at $5,899.99, is no longer orderable. Other configurations remain available. The top‑end model is notable due to its unified‑memory design, which allows the RTX Spark platform to access substantially more memory than conventional laptop GPUs equipped with dedicated VRAM.

Wccftech notes that limited initial inventory may have contributed to the early sell‑through. Microsoft has not disclosed production numbers or sales figures, so the unavailable listing cannot be taken as evidence of wider demand.

The 128GB configuration is positioned for users running large local AI workloads, where memory requirements can exceed the capacity of mainstream laptop GPUs. Unified memory also enables existing CUDA‑based applications to operate without translation layers.

Microsoft has not announced when the 128GB model will return to stock. For now, only the highest‑capacity configuration appears to have exhausted its initial supply, with other Surface Laptop Ultra models still available to pre‑order.

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