Does AIR support retina on Macbook Pros?

I have been Googling for a few days now, with no luck. How do I support the high resolution Macbook Pros? Is this supported? All of my searches understandably lead to articles about iPad and iPhone support, but there isn't a mention of retina on Desktop AIR.
Many thanks for any help you can offer. Even "That doesn't work yet, and we're not sure we're going to add it" is okay.
Many thanks,
Taylor

The spec for the new Amazon devices looks like it should work, being Android 2.3 and ARMv7. It isn't like with the browser plugin, where Adobe had to check every device and make code changes to make sure it was compatible. In theory, as it has the right spec, it should work.

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