Extreme 802.11n support for POE 802.3af?

Can anyone confirm if the new (current) generation Airport Extreme 802.11n supports PoE installation? There was a special -- also called education -- version of the previous generation Extreme based station for POE installation.
thanks.
* Nevermind, found previous posts!

jheiliger, Welcome to the discussion area!
The new square 802.11b/g/n AirPort Extreme base station (AEBS) apparently does NOT support POE (Power over Ethernet).

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