Which version of QuickTime in 2012 MB Air and Retina MB Pro

Went into Apple Store Liverpool yesterday and asked this question, and was shown QT version 10 on the 13inch Air I was looking at.
This seems to contradict what I can find out via web searching, which seems to show QT version 7 as the default version in MB Airs.
The only Retina Pros I could check had QT version 10 but they also had FCP X installed which comes with this version of QuickTime.
So again, what is the default version of QuickTime in the current MacBook Airs and Pros?
Ron

Depends on the version of OS X they came with.
With Snow Leopard; QT versions 7 and 10.
Lion or Mountain Lion: only QT 10.

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