[Mauro371]

Thanks Chris again...

Agreed... but... If they stated some hardware is not supported, other than not tested, then they have indeed tested it or know something about it that leads them to consider it to not be able to run their product at its fullest. It would be good business practice then to inform your users and customers if there are any hardware incompatibilities (e.g like the harpertown case) of those units that have been tested... or more information as to why they are unsupported, so that the user then can make an informed decision to decide to take the risk.

I was under the impression that the NDA was lifted once the product was announced, but I stand corrected... it may be when the product actually ships...

Thanks again for your comments...