Macbook Pro, Screen Yellow or Warmer?

Hi, I got my new Macbook Pro (Late 2011) yesterday, the grapics card is 6770M-1GB and the screen is Anti-Glare Hi-Re 15".
But when I'm comparing it with my old Macbook Pro (Early 2011, 6750-1G, Anti-Glare Hi-Re 15" screen) which I bought two months ago, it seems the screen of new one is yellow or warmer, right?
I mean, I do things about photos so I'm senstive about this issue, did you guys meet the same issue?
PS: Here is the picture. The left is the old one and the right is new one.

The right one is so wrong, it should be bright white like the left one is.
My Early 2011 17" Anti-glare is bright white.
All I can suggest is run the System Preferences> Monitors> Color > Calibration
If that doesn't work, then reinstall Lion by holding command r keys while booting.
If that doesn't work, call AppleCare and email them a picture/link to see for themselves it's not right.

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