Graphic Card Installation for HP Sleekbook b007ee

Hi there....
I've a hp sleekbook b007ee laptop (i3 processor) coming with an 1 GB nvidia integrated graphics.. Now I need to upgrade my laptop with an additional graphic card.. is this possible, if yes which is the best graphic card for this laptop..
Thanks in advance for your replies...
Sharath S Krishna
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No sorry it is an impossibility to upgrade the video card. 

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