Update: Joanna Stern at LAPTOP Magazine took a look at the device manager and has posted a screenshot showing that it does have the GMA 950 graphics chipset.
There’s been some discussion on various websites and forums about a blurb on Lenovo’s website for the IdeaPad S10 and its integrated Graphics Meda Accelerator (graphics chip). It specifically mentions:
Intel Integrated Graphics X4500
I believe this to be inaccurate, for several reasons.
1) GMA 4500MHD is the actual mobile listing (although many people, myself included, lump the X4500 series together, GMA X4500 and GMA X4500HD are the desktop graphics). That’s actually the weakest argument I’m making because the numbers are lumped together, so I’m dumping it here at #1.
2) Numerous articles mentioned the S10 to have the Intel 945 GSE chipset. The 945 GSE chipset does not support the GMA X4500 or 4500MHD. It supports the GMA 950. A different chipset is required for the X4500 / 4500MHD.
Intel has officially revealed information about the first of the dual-core Atoms, the Atom 330. The version mentioned is the desktop version (N330), but much of it applies to the netbook market since the chipsets, specs, etc., are so similar.