This is my first laptop, bought Feb '06, but the case model is the Clevo M570A, and the video card is replaceable. And it wasn't a budget laptop. I'm suppose the case can hold budget components, some of which do not have separate video components. This one has a Midern motherboard, model M570A, with an Intel i915GM / 82801FBM chipset, and a 2.0GHz Pentium M760, and 2 GB of DDR2. The video card is a PCI-Express x16 nVidia GeForce Go 7800GTX with 256MB. I've had it out a few times to completely clean it and all the heatsinks. Even the P4M is replaceable.
The company I bought it from originally offered it with either the nVidia or an ATI Mobility Radeon X700. Unfortunately they don't carry these cards anymore, but said they could possibly order another one, but they quoted me about $600.
I'm hoping somebody out here might know of a resource or another vendor that may still support this model. Actually, I find it hard to believe that the actual video card format isn't somewhat standardized. The video card itself is very small and is fully enclosed in the copper heatsink, although it's not very difficult at all to remove it.