No, I don't care why you post things or what gets you off, or any of the above. Instead, maybe you should realize two things: (1) HP sells products to customers. Customers (for the most part) don't care about integrated graphics. The L2000 is a machine designed to generate SOME profit as well as donate money to Lance Armstrong's foundation. Putting discrete graphics in that will cost a GOOD DEAL more money, reducing the potential profit for HP & the foundation. (2) Turion's in general are going to be targeted at budget machines. It is obvious Turion won't be setting any battery life records in general (I'm not saying its bad by any means) and performance isn't mind blowing, so to ensure its part in the market place for the most part Turion will be in budget machines. Budget = integrated graphics
Now, there is the Acer Ferrari 4000: a $2200 Turion ntoebook with 128MB X700 graphics. Acer is also coming out with the Aspire 5020, which I believe has the option for X700 graphics also. MSI is making a barebones setup (also available retail IIRC) that will have X700 graphics.
Nutdotnet had it right: your panties are in a bunch. If I want to plug the website I work with, that's my perogative. You got a problem, talk to me via PM in a mature matter like the man (or woman) you're supposed to be. Otherwise, don't get your damn panties in a bunch over nothing and stop whining about integrated graphics :roll: