Which mbp models support multi-touch under 10.6?

I have been googling around looking for an answer to this question but haven't found an authoritative answer, just conjecture.
I wonder if someone from Apple could post the specific models which will support multi-touch under Snow Leopard. Mine is a MacbookPro 3,1 and I would like to know if it is possible to enable multi touch.

So this page
http://www.apple.com/macosx/refinements/enhancements-refinements.html
which says:
Multi-Touch gestures in
older Mac models.
All Mac notebooks with Multi-Touch trackpads now support three- and four-finger gestures.
Was a lie? Cause my mbp has what seems like multi-touch (two-finger scrolling)... Or does multi-touch have a more specific definition?

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Is there someone using this model-IQ526cn ?
At the beginning, Vista support the two finger touching but After I installed the windows 7, the multi-touch function lost ...any advice for this is appreciated, thx.

You might want to check out the HP TouchSmart Community website/forum - they have a whole "beta" group for Win7 on TouchSmart, with links to drivers for multi-touch.
http://www.touchsmartcommunity.com/group/1/Windows-7-Beta-Testers-Discussion-Group/
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I am wondering if there is a multi touch driver available for this model.
As far as I know this model also uses the NextWindow Hardware which is multi touch capable and uses FTIR but as of yet the driver they provide is only for the IQ500, IQ800, and DX9000 series: http://www.nextwindow.com/nextwindow_support/windriver.html
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Mine is the IQ790 though. Is that the same as for the IQ770?
I have already tried installing the driver on my machine but it just gets to about 99% and then uninstalls itself and says an unexpected error occurred and to try setup again. It does exactly the same thing on another machine without a touch screen so I'm thinking either the driver isn't finding the expected hardware or possibly there is some other problem. Looking through information I found it seems the IQ790 uses an older firmware than the IQ800 so it may be thay if I could upgrade the firmware the driver may work.
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From what I have read the system uses a NextWindow touch screen which supports two fingers (using infrared light and two cameras) at once as opposed to the N-trig hardware which supports more than two (using full FTIR).
As far as I can tell there is just a lack of drivers and if the proper drivers were provided then in theory it should support multi touch (I may be wrong though!). I'm hoping this is the case and that at some point the drivers will be developed.
Can anyone confirm this?
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