Macbook pro 13" locked

Hello!
I bought my macbook pro in the last month.
Since then, the MBP crashes without warning. The keyboard and the mouse dont respond.
There is a way to solve these problems?
Thanks!!
PD: Sorry for my english, but im spanish

Welcome to Apple Discussions!
Have you backed up your data?*
http://www.macmaps.com/backup.html
How big is your hard drive, and how full is it?
Do you have anything non-Apple connected to the machine?
Have you had the machine for longer than the return/replacement period of the store you bought it at?
Are you sure everything you have is compatible with the version of 10.6 presently installed?
A rough Google translation follows:
Bienvenido a "Debates" de Apple!
¿Ha respaldado sus datos? *
http://www.macmaps.com/backup.html
¿De qué tamaño es tu disco duro, y lo lleno que está?
¿Tiene algo que no sea de Apple conectado a la máquina?
¿Ha tenido el equipo durante más tiempo que el período de devolución / reemplazo de la tienda donde lo compró en?
¿Estás seguro de todo lo que tenemos es compatible con la versión actualmente instalada de 10,6?

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