I got me my MBP 15" 2.2 Matte and boy am I pleased.
Its a week 27 model and there are no issues, no tint near the bottom of the screen, no warping or alignment issues and no accidental wake from sleep issues that i can tell.
I did notice that apples default profile for this display is a little warmer than I want. I calibrated it myself and it looks great, 20X better than my Powerbook g4, couldnt be happier.
The sound card background noise is definitely there, but to those concerned Id say its a non-issue. (You really have to listen hard for it, it only really appears if you have apples budget earphones and the sound way up and even then its such a small hiss that youd be hard pressed to notice it.) Im pretty sure all 15 models suffer this so go to your local apple store and stick your earphones in, start a song in iTunes, press stop and listen to the silence for a few seconds. After you press stop, the sound card will actively produce the sound.. But, smart apple if there isnt sound for a bit the sound card seems to turn itself off so you dont hear anything until it plays a sound again.
My MBP runs around 50C normal working, and only when I do intense tasks such as encoding a movie does it go up to about 85C .. but this is normal and yes the computer gets hot but it doesnt get hotter.. you only have to be concerned if your temp keeps going up and up and doesnt stop over 95 and Id get concerned
Thanks to all those that posted their issues, it was a big help in making my decision.
Its a week 27 model and there are no issues, no tint near the bottom of the screen, no warping or alignment issues and no accidental wake from sleep issues that i can tell.
I did notice that apples default profile for this display is a little warmer than I want. I calibrated it myself and it looks great, 20X better than my Powerbook g4, couldnt be happier.
The sound card background noise is definitely there, but to those concerned Id say its a non-issue. (You really have to listen hard for it, it only really appears if you have apples budget earphones and the sound way up and even then its such a small hiss that youd be hard pressed to notice it.) Im pretty sure all 15 models suffer this so go to your local apple store and stick your earphones in, start a song in iTunes, press stop and listen to the silence for a few seconds. After you press stop, the sound card will actively produce the sound.. But, smart apple if there isnt sound for a bit the sound card seems to turn itself off so you dont hear anything until it plays a sound again.
My MBP runs around 50C normal working, and only when I do intense tasks such as encoding a movie does it go up to about 85C .. but this is normal and yes the computer gets hot but it doesnt get hotter.. you only have to be concerned if your temp keeps going up and up and doesnt stop over 95 and Id get concerned
Thanks to all those that posted their issues, it was a big help in making my decision.