Intel does not design graphics chipsets that can be used on physical cards.
The graphics component is integrated in the CPU. To get Intel graphics you
simply buy an Intel CPU with Intel graphics. Intel graphics is not available
in/with AMD CPUs. nVidia designs graphics chipsets which are used on
motherboards and graphics cards. ATI also designs a chipset which is used on
motherboard and available in graphics cards.
As far as ThinkPenguin goes you are mistaken. There are no trade
barriers/duties. There is VAT which is collected on delivery if the order is
shipped from the United States. You have a choice at check out though to have
it ship from the UK. If the UK option is selected you save more than 20% as
the VAT is already taken care of for European customers. In actuality your
getting a bit of a discount over US customers on the products price. It is
about 20% less than if the 20% was tacked onto the products price for
European customers. The total is actually as much as 27% less than what
customers in the US state of New Jersey are paying.
Customers in Brazil and some countries are actually potentially paying duties
as high as 60% in some instances. These are real duties / trade barriers and
something customers have a good reason to avoid. Buying local in those cases
saves money (potentially).
