The 2600 mobile chip is very popular, as is the 3400, which the current VAIO's use among other things. ATI only makes the mobile GPU, they don't make the chipset because Intel hasn't licensed the socket to anyone else.
Apple decided to go with OpenCL as opposed to CUDA.
Since Intel doesn't license the mobile socket as mentioned above, Nvidia doesn't make mobile chipsets (for anyone) either.![]()
Thank you for correcting him. Not to mention that ATI has better PQ than nVidia. Since when has ATI only programmed for AMD CPUs, that's the most absurd comment I've seen in a while. The top overclockers (PC world) use Intel CPUs, not AMD, and also the highest graphics benchmark was done with ATI GPUs and an Intel CPU.