Macbook PRO i7 2,66MHZ MBP61.0057.B0C too slow

Dear,
i've a MacBook Pro 2.66 Mhz Intel core i7, 4Gbytes RAM, Rom MBP61.0057.B0C and SMC 1.58f16, i feel the experience very slow against my Black Macbook intel core 2 or against an iMac Intel 2 Core Duo 3 Ghz.
Normally i works with Firefox open with a couple of tabs, Preview, Adobe Photoshop CS5 (i use just to resize some logo or photo) all the time stay in stand bye...
The systema hangs... and this doesn't happen on the black Macbook or on the iMac where i can works with several application open at the same time....
Office, Firefox, Keynote, Cyberduck, Adobe PDF, iCal, Photoshop CS5.. i would work smoothly on my i7, but sincerely it's frustrating!! I've also apple care activated, any suggestion? Could be an hardware problem?

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