Airport Express and MacBook

I am about to go mad.. unless someone can help.
I have a MacBook 10.5.4; a Mac Mini 10.5.4 and an old Graphite iMac 10.4.11 - I have 3 x Airport Express Base Stations with speakers/printers connected thro' out my house - they have been configured to join the existing network which is centred on my Airport Extreme Base Station.
All of the software on the Base Stations and Macs are latest version via Apple Software Upgarde.
Now - Both the Mini and the iMac can see the 3 x Airport Express units plus the Airport Extreme in Apple Airport Utility. Both the Mac Mini and the iMac can stream iTunes to any of the Airport Express units as well as print to two printers connected to two of the Airport Express Units.
But - the Macbook has BIG problems. It cannot see any of the Airport Express Units in Apple Airport Utility AND it cannot see the speakers in the iTunes menu OR print to any of the printers plugged in to the Apple Airport Express units.
I also have an HP Printer/Copier which has wireless access for for printing via F180EE protocol. Again both the Mac Mini and the olderiMac can print this way BUT the Macbook cannot see the printer whatsoever.
I have tried re-setting the Airport Express Units (all 3 of them) - using the PIN (Factory Restore Setting). At "native" re-set stage, the Airport Express Units CAN be seen in Apple Airport Utility on the Macbook BUT - as soon as I try to configure them to join the wireless network hosted by the Airport Extreme - the software sticks (with the dreaded coloured rotating wheel) with the message - "Trying to Read Configuration". NOTHING can be done beyond this stage.
Finally - I can easily re-configure all 3 x Airport Express units in Airport Airport Utility using EITHER the Mac Mini OR the the iMac - configuration is easy and seamless as it should be.
So - does anyone know what is wrong with my new Macbook - and why can't is see / use / configure any of the Express Units.
I have spent hours and hours and hours trying to figure this out.
Help!
(Thanks!)
Bob

Hi - yes - my Macbook is a month old so new... and yes I can see and access the wireless network via the Macbook and Airport Extreme Network. It also sees all my neighbours networks too.
It just does not want to see the Express Units at all. I CAN see the Extreme in Airport Admin Utility - but not the 3 x Expresses (not seen in Admin Utility or Airtunes!)
I have read lots of posts on here about Express units and not being seen in Admin Utility - but I cannot understand why my Mini and iMac can see everything yet the Macbook is being selective (yes to the Extreme but no to the Expresses).
Weird eh?
Thanks for getting back to me. Any more tips / idea appreciated..
Rob

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So: is it that the older AE and the new MacBookAir are not compatible, using different versions of the 802.11 ?
Yes, they are compatible. The older AirPort Express Base Station (AX) is a 802.11b/g-capable device, which the new MacBook Air also supports.
The MacBook Air should also have the latest version of the AirPort Utility already installed so it should just be a matter of setting up the AX for what you need. There are several way to configure the AX to share a USB printer. The two most common ways is either a "stand-alone" wireless network or to "join" it to an existing one. Since you don't appear to have the latter, here's the set up steps for a stand-alone configuration.
Perform a "factory default" reset of the AX
o (ref: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=108044)
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o Base Station Password: <enter the desired base station administrator password>
o Verify Password: <re-enter the base station administrator password>
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o Contact: (optional)
o Location: (optional)
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