You've got to get used to the fact that now Apple directly competing in the faster moving x86-based computer industry, minor speed bumps between major re-designs are going to be a regular thing. This brings a long needed bump to 1GB for base configurations to the table, essential considering the fact that OS X and Vista both take very well to extra RAM.
Stop moaning. Santa Rosa will come in the MBP first. GMA 3000 is part of the package with the 965GM/PM (FSB800 'Santa Rosa') chipsets, and as long as the MacBook is based on 945GM, you're stuck with GMA950. GMA 3000 isn't anything special anyway. All integrated graphics suck for any kind of 3D rendering and perform well enough for day-to-day computer usage. The X3000 might make a difference to that, but early benches suggest that even that is pretty disappointing.
Stop moaning. Santa Rosa will come in the MBP first. GMA 3000 is part of the package with the 965GM/PM (FSB800 'Santa Rosa') chipsets, and as long as the MacBook is based on 945GM, you're stuck with GMA950. GMA 3000 isn't anything special anyway. All integrated graphics suck for any kind of 3D rendering and perform well enough for day-to-day computer usage. The X3000 might make a difference to that, but early benches suggest that even that is pretty disappointing.