Hmm, that seems to have an Intel GMA 950 for integrated graphics. It supports Direct3D 9 and OpenGL 1.4.
I found this thread referencing it:
That suggests that Panda works on the GMA 950. Though it’d be a good idea to test it anyway. (If it doesn’t work for some reason, it might be necessary to use config switches to disable some more advanced OpenGL features. In the worst case, you could switch Panda to use the Direct3D renderer back-end.)