Just read this, but can't confirm on Znet (the alleged source) or on MS (The Guidelines are not up yet)
"It seems that Microsoft is discouraging system manufacturers from shipping systems making use of hybrid graphics.
Hybrid graphics is where a system has one GPU built onto the motherboard and another on a dedicated graphics card. Microsoft’s Guidelines for Graphics in Windows 7 is strongly discouraging OEMs from shipping systems making use of this technology."
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"It seems that Microsoft is discouraging system manufacturers from shipping systems making use of hybrid graphics.
Hybrid graphics is where a system has one GPU built onto the motherboard and another on a dedicated graphics card. Microsoft’s Guidelines for Graphics in Windows 7 is strongly discouraging OEMs from shipping systems making use of this technology."
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- Intel Quad Core 6600
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