As an industrial designer, this makes my eyes bleed.

Hmm, this has been available in Europe for at least a month. It looks decent, and works quite fast.
Price is about 320 eur in Finland, which is... what, 475 usd?

Sorry to spoil the joy guys, but that HKD price is University subvented price (in other words: University will pay the difference for their students, which they get back through tax deducts or some other ways) , as seen in the picture.

The retail price is HKD 18032, which is roughly around USD 2300. So I think in the US price will settle around 2.5K, and the same in Euros in Europe.
I know it sucks, but this is the reality.

I work for a university helpdesk and our faculty of art students have loads of macs (2004, 2005 ibooks and 2006 macbooks) provided by University for their personal use (for studying). AFAIK the macbooks are only coreduo (not C2D), however, these have had major problems connecting to campus wide WLAN network (WPA-Enterprise) after updating to 10.4.8. While many of these have worked ok after the update, the amount of non-working ones has started to increase during the last week.
Problem actually is not the authentication, but the Airport refuses to get IP from DHCP, rather making up one APIPA (169.254...) address instead.
Apple is offering booting up the wireless network as a solution, but booting tens of AP:s simultaneously is not a preferred option.

So could this fix also work for CoreDuo Macbooks?

Same stupic video doesn't play on my Windows either, so I guess it's not the OS causing the problems. (Cause Linux does not cause 'em, but solves 'em. [OSwar pt. 271983 started])

Actually, here already mentioned lock-maker Medeco's residential locks have the same problem than on the film bump-keyed ones. However, Medeco belongs to a lock manufacturer group called Assa Abloy, and they have a brand for 'home use' under name Abloy (which is a former independent lock maker).
Their locks have a different un-locking mechanism than the bump-keyable ones, and are therefore not openable by this method. Abloy's information (worldwide) can be found at http://www.abloy.com .