macbookpro in All of CrabApple

Anyone else having this problem.  Mine drops a lot of connections.  Problems all started with the last firmwear update.   Any ideas?

I am about to take the plunge into the apple laptop world.  I have been studying the differences between the MacBook and the Pro for about a month now.  While I understand the differences in price, processor, storage, etc, I am most interested in the impact given different usage profiles.

I am prosumer photographer, I use the internet and Adobe CS3 heavily.  I want to expand into some movie editing.

Does the MacBook have enough juice to cover my use? 

Apple posted this Airport extreme update at the end of July.  It solved my Wifi issues - at last!

AirPort Extreme Update 2007-004

AirPort Extreme Update 2007-004 [745K] is recommended for all Intel-based MacBook, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini computers and improves the reliability of AirPort connections.

Looks like Apple put out a few patches for it's new machines.   Maybe this will address all of the Kernal attacks everyone has been complaining about!

Apple has released a software update for the recently-introduced line of MacBook Pro notebooks in addition to a new iTunes widget that users can embed in their blogs. Meanwhile, two new television adverts for the company's iPhone have turned up on the Apple.com website.
 

Is this supply problem that bad or is Apple having a serious quality problem.  Seems views are pretty mixed.

Apple today released a software update for its MacBook Pro

With the iPhone launch behind us and the Leopard release still ahead of us and the Summer of UpdatedLaptops continuing apace, it’s time to consider the next product Apple has tucked up its ever mysterious sleeve. Barring the unveiling of some-as-of-yet covert offering—Buttonless iPods! iCar! A set-top box that not only plays your Mac-based media on a TV but deletes movies, TV shows and music that it finds banal and beneath you!—I think the next item on Apple’s agenda should be a pair of software suites that haven’t seen an update since the halcyon days of early 2006.

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Finally!   They shrunk this thing down to the size of the macbook power brick..

Where the old adapter (MA357LL) was one of the Mac maker's largest portable adapters yet upon its release in early 2006, the new 85-watt model -- MA938LL/A -- is no bigger than the 65W unit that charges the smaller 13.3-inch system. New shipping MacBook Pros also

Trusted sources informed MacScoop that Apple is headed towards the release of a notebook that is so small and light that it could redefine the standards of ultra-portable computing.

The new notebook is likely to complete the MacBook Pro line-up with a smaller version featuring a 12 inch display — a form factor that was formerly used on the PowerBooks' entry-level but was discontinued when the line-up made the switch to the Intel architecture in 2006.

Compared to the original 12 inch PowerBook, which is Apple's smallest notebook released so far, the new notebook is said to be half as thick, or something between 0.6 and 0.7 inch (15 to 18 millimetres). It will also be, by far, the lightest computer Apple ever released, or less than 3 pounds (<1.36Kg), sources told MacScoop.