Power adapter plugs - all the same?

Is the removable plug for all white power adapters, regardless of wattage, the same? i.e. - Could I remove the extended adapter plug cable on my iBook power adapter and use it on my MacBook Pro power adapter?
According to Apple's store description of their world power adapter plug kit, that would seem to be the case. However, the new MacBook is conspicuously absent from their list of compatible devices. Surely this is just an oversight, but it makes me pause for a moment to question the inter-compatibility of these plugs.

It's just a cable - If it fits yes.

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