OpenGL 3.3 support with OSX

We don't know. Furthermore, we cannot speculate on future Apple products on these forums.

You're better off doing your own research so you can avoid the canned politically correct type of non-help help. Still, 2,1 is pretty sad, that came out in 2008.

If your MBP has Nvidia 320M,

e GeForce GT 320M has support for DirectX version 10.1 and OpenGL version 2.1.
http://nvidia-geforce-drivers.com/geforce-gt-320m.php

Besides, it takes time. Even OpenCL 1.1 APIs are too new and graphics seems to be suffering some kind of upheavel.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/cudaopenclnew.html

And, you would need a graphic card that supports 3.3. What next? DirectX11 support in Windows too? At least the Windows 7 driver has support, now, *Supports OpenGL 3.3* And Nvidia updates their Windows drivers more frequently.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/notebook-win7-winvista-257.21-whql-driver.html

Wikipedia is a good start:
http://www.wikipedia.org/

*OpenGL 3.3*
Released 11 March 2010

OpenGL 3.3, simulatenously released with OpenGL 4.0 and supplemented by a set of new ARB extensions, backports as much functionality possible from the OpenGL 4.0 specification for use on previous generation GPU hardware. Includes GLSL 3.30.

*OpenGL 4.0*
Released 11 March 2010
Supported Cards: nVIDIA GeForce GTX 400 series, ATI Radeon HD 5000 series

I'm not overly appreciative of the implication:

You're better off doing your own research so you can avoid the canned politically correct type of non-help help. Still, 2,1 is pretty sad, that came out in 2008.

You're more than welcome to add your remarks, but the left-handed slap in the face isn't necessary. Furthermore, not speculating on the forums isn't a matter of being politically correct, it's a matter of conforming to the Discussion's rules.