Advice for heat sufferers...

If you're MBP has no heat issues (either it came perfect, or you fixed it via thermal paste reapplication), please feel free to skip this. I've got a HOT (90+ deg C on full load) MBP, and thought others may benefit from this, so here goes:
1. If you're wondering how to avoid scorching your lap/desk while using the MBP -- consider getting an iLap. It makes it possible for me to use the MBP either on a desk or on my lap w/o any issues. (on a desk it really doesn't matter much except it provides better ventilation, and on your lap it provides the ability for you guys to still have kids) -- cost: ~$50
2. You may be saying "I know the thing gets hot on the bottom and I've got a workaround for that, but what about my f*!$@# wrists?" -- Well I was in this boat for a while and then tried out the Marware MBP cover (covers the wrist area and provides a little cloth to cover the keyboard to prevent oil transfer to the screen). It turns out that the suede wrist area not only prevents scratching to your MBP (it's main design), but also greatly reduces the heat transfer to your wrists -- the main point for me. cost: ~$20
I know it seems a bit excessive to spend $70 to fix what are seemingly manufacturing issues w/ the MBP (excessive paste as many have noted). However I found that in the absence of sending in my MBP (based on horror stories), and my current inability to find a local Authorized center that will do the swap (I've got Applecare and don't want to void my purchased warranty) these solutions provide some relief.
Just a disclaimer: I am in no way affiliated with either of these companies, or involved in selling them. As my handle says, I'm a code monkey -- now a monkey that doesn't have to worry about scorching my genitals or leaving burn marks on my wrists. Hope this helps anyone considering these products.

You say that as if there is something wrong with scorching monkey genitals. I do it in my lab all the time, in the name of science.

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mannyace wrote:
Thanks for the response.
So I basically won't run into any trouble? I
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Thanks for the response.
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