MacBook 2.4ghz 4GB RAM.... will it run COD 4 Mac Version?

Hi,
Excited about the new COD4 for the Mac being released, but will the wee MacBook I bought a few weeks ago be able to handle it what with the integrated graphics card?
Many Thanks,
Baz, Belfast, Northern Ireland!!

The GMA3100 that's in the Macbook can barely handle COD2. The only way you would be able to play COD4 on a laptop is if you were to get a Macbook Pro.

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