Will Leopard work with a macbook

I'm thinking of buying my first mac. It's the 2.16GHz one, for £829. Just wondering if leopard will be avaliable on this, or is it only going to be for the macbook pro's?

Leopard will available and run with macbook, infact after oct 26 release, all new mac will be bundled with leopard.
but you might want to wait a week or two to get a mac that already installed and bundled with mac, otherwise you might fill out a form to get your Leopard updater or get the upgrade disk on the spot at apple store (if available)when you purchase that macbook and upgrade that OS X yourself.
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