When news broke that Intel and Nvidia were set to join forces to create CPUs with integrated Nvidia GPUs, one factor that wasn't immediately clear was just what sort of chips would and wouldn't be affected. However, in a press conference yesterday, Nvidia CEO, Jensen Huang, couldn't stop talking about the 150 million laptops that are sold each year, giving a very, very strong hint that your desktop CPU choices won't be affected by this partnership any time soon.Instead, the combined force of Intel and Nvidia will, as well as being focused on datacenter chips, be all about shaking up the laptop market. Our best gaming laptop guide is already dominated by machines that combine separate Intel CPUs and Nvidia GPUs, with AMD not having a strong footing when it comes to dedicated laptop GPUs. However, AMD is making inroads with very impressive CPUs that contain integrated Radeon GPUs, as seen in our Asus ROG Flow Z13 review and Razer Blade 16 review.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Nvidia x Intel CPUs probably aren't coming for your desktop gaming PC, yet