MacBook Pro owners isolating problems

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rheauchyr/sets/72057594082940769/comments/

According to the commentary on Flickr, the guy's cat decided to mark the MacBook Pro adapter as his 'territory', thus causing the damage.

hee-hee....cats.

If they really do moo my stuffed toy cows would love it - I was thinking of getting a iMac for my next Mac, but if the Mac Book Pro moos, maybe I will get it instead.

This is the best news that I've read in a few weeks. Although the overall tone of this report is somewhat ominous, it sounds as though a bad production lot has been isolated, indicating that more recent manufacturing lots may have ironed out the problems. My MacBook Pro isn't due to ship until March 29, so maybe I'll get a nonproblematic one. Having gone through eight logic boards during the extended warranty for the faulty design of the iBook G3/300, without convincing Apple Tech on the phone to send a replacement iBook before my three years from purchase date finally expired a few weeks ago, I've been worried that I'll have to go through all that again, but I did buy AppleCare this time to make sure that I do get a replacement MacBook Pro if a problem recurs again. I don't think I got AppleCare for our 1.83 GHz iMac, which shockingly also required a logic board replacement after the first few months, so I'm still worried about a potential design flaw with that one. Poor production lots are less of a concern than the poor design of the iBook G3/300 that ensured repeated logic board melt-down. It's still too early to find out whether the MacBook Pro also has a design flaw that will require thousands of repeated replacements of its guts with no end until AppleCare runs out. I'm just crossing my fingers, but I have long since lost trust in the quality assurance of Apple's production lines, even though I would never consider purchasing a non-Mac.

mine has a whistle... i dont know if that is the "whine" people are talking about... but its annoying as all help....

My MacBook Pro 1.83 has absolutely none of these (or any other) problems.

I feel for those with problems, though. Just as long as we don't get into the mindset that ALL MacBook Pros have problems.

"MacBook Pro owners isolating problems" Shouldn't Apple be doing something similar?

Could it be the resurection of the CowDog? It should be a "moof" sound.

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