MacBook pro RAM to new iMac ???

G'day,
Does anyone know if MB Pro RAM is compatible with the new iMacs.
I know it is with the previous iMac's, but I can't find out off the OWC Wesite???
Cheers.

The latest iMacs are 800MHz, I think the Macbook Pro is 667MHz.
You can check this in About this Mac, is shows on the dialog box the bus speed of the ram.

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