Bubbles in black border

Hello I have a brand new 2013 late model Macbook Pro 13 retina. I have noticed there small bubbles underneat the black border of the monitor. At first I thought these were scratches but the more I looked the more I could plainly see it was a bubble. I have a few of them around the border and I am not sure if this is normal for Macbooks and wanted to find out if others have noticed this.

This seems to be an ongoing issue that we're trying to get Apple to resolve, it seems that some production batches have a bad AR coating that gradually comes off (and it'll get worse), have a look at this thread. We're trying to get Apple to take notice of this issue
My Retina Display has stain damage, HELP!!!

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