Latest Apple Bootcamp drivers...Where?

Where can I find the latest Apple Boot Camp drivers for a 27" Quad-core i7 iMac?
I've created my WinXP partition and installed XP and things seem to work well except a few games and apps (latest printer drivers for an HP Photosmart C5250 report errors, indicating USB problems. However, there are no "banged-out" items in device manager).
When I first purchased a newly released 24" iMac a few years ago, the video driver was not working well for some games. A few weeks later, Apple posted updated drivers for this iMac and things have worked well since.
I'm wondering if something similar is happening for this new 27" iMac, hence my interest for latest driver list for this iMac.
Ideas?
Thanks
-Mike

synergy2000 wrote:
Is there any update for 64-bit Windows as well?
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL979
And/or the general support page for BootCamp is well worth a visit http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/

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