Yes that's again referring to the current mobile APUs which are also offered on desktop, along with the desktop specific parts like 7600X/7700X etc. What the rumour says is all mainstream mobile and desktop parts will be based off a single APU design and there won't be a desktop only design except for perhaps the high end.But that's what we already have? The desktop APUs are literally the same chips as mobile APUs, only difference is packaging.
That doesn't exactly make sense for gaming parts which would use dGPUs though as the IGP area which presumably would grow even more with the next gen would go to waste. And does desktop need an NPU as well as part of Microsoft's next push?
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