baked in
adj.— «VMware created the market for x86 virtualization in 2001, but industry experts predict 2006 is the year when the technology will finally take off. For one thing, Intel and AMD are starting to roll out chips with virtualization capabilities baked in.» —“Baked-in virtualization expected to heat up the market” by Jennifer Mears Network World Fusion June 19, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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