New MacBook Pro will not start

I was updating Adobe Illustrator CS3 last night. Seemed to be going fine until it stalled, the screen flickered on and off and then the display just went completely blank. The computer seemed to go off as well. When I tried to restart it I got nothing - not a "bong" or anything. I plugged it back up with the AC outlet and tried to start it after it fully charged again - nothing. The green light is on like it is charged and the white light on the front is glowing steady. Just before I started the update, the camera was not working and I had to restart the computer to get it to work.
I bought this unit brand new as a Christmas present to myself this past December. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

Sounds like a hardware failure, contact AppleCare immediately and they will help you out. You are covered by 90 days of free telephone support so you have time left. The number in the US is 800-275-2273. Please let us know how it turns out.
You can also make an appointment at your local Apple Store to bring it in however because you're in Kentucky I don't think there are any really close so I'd recommend the AppleCare route.
Roger

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