Does the MBP use MXM?

MXM is a system which allows you to change the video card in a notebook. I know it voids the warrenty, but does anyone know if the MBP uses the technology? The iMac has been using it since 2005 no one has tried changing the video card in any of the Macs because custom video card wouldn't work with Mac OSX because it only has driver support for the video cards that Apple used or has used in any of its Macs. It would work through Boot Camp, though.

Okay, thanks that's what I thought. It was proven that the iMac has the MXM technology, though. Apple even released driver updates for the MXM technology:
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/apple/firmware_hardware/imacmxmupdate10.ht ml

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