If you don't know then you cannot support the system or even claim that it is secure in anyway.
Also don't forget the vendors that may have enough "klout" to get away with not following the Microsoft's restrictions for the Microsoft sticker. What happens is Sony decides to sell "PlayStation Certified" laptops with secure boot on x86 fixed, and then starts suing people the same as they do with PS3.
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Date: 2012-06-08 02:31 pm (UTC)Also don't forget the vendors that may have enough "klout" to get away with not following the Microsoft's restrictions for the Microsoft sticker. What happens is Sony decides to sell "PlayStation Certified" laptops with secure boot on x86 fixed, and then starts suing people the same as they do with PS3.