Components, assemblies and geography.

This is my story.
I bought a MacBook Pro 15" Hi-Res and hard disk running at 7200 RPM. In AppleStore I was told that since the setting was not the standard, the computer would assemble at different locations.
The MacBook Pro arrived and the hard disk had problems (vibration and noise, it was a Seagate). I observed in detail all the components and this was the only "relevant" issue. Screen showed slight deterioration of brightnes at the bottom, but I had read somewhere that it could be something "normal" in the Hi-Res panels. However, based on the vibration of the HD, AppleCare, with kindness, suggested a replacement.
Came the second computer and tried it for a few days. Observed in detail its operation and caught my attention one thing: the brightness of the screen was perfectly distributed. On the hard disk, it (a Hitachi) operated much quieter than the previous one, but issued an uncomfortable noise, which was noticeable in quiet spaces. I posted my question in this forum on the topic: http://discussions.apple.com/click.jspa?searchID=-1&messageID=12425759. I checked in After Sales Service and suggested replacement.
However, before requesting a replacement I consulted the model of the screen, thinking ask for the same for the new MacBook Pro. It was a Samsung LTN154MT07.
I made the request and pledged to maintain the same panel (in detail and not only as a general specification of 15" Hi-Res screen). However, I checked today with After Sales and never made the record of this specific request.
On pending the arrival of the computer, the question is as follows.
Reviewing some forums (e.g. http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=914054), there has been some problems in the distribution of brightness in LG Phillips (LP154WE3-TLB1) panels, transmitting a better experience Samsung models (LTN154MT07). It is a hypothesis, but perhaps the first computer that came had a LG Phillips panel (did not seek to model.)
By tracking purchases that facilitates Apple Store, the route that made assembling the first MacBook Pro (with Seagate disk and perhaps LG Phillips panel) was:
Shanghai (CN), Cologne (DE), Incheon (KR), Almaty (KZ), Warsaw (PL), Cologne (DE), Spain.
And the second MacBook Pro (with a Hitachi hard disk and Samsung panel) was:
Shanghai (CN), Cologne (DE), Dubai (AE), Cologne (DE), Spain.
The current route is still similar to the first MacBook Pro.
If the assembly depends on the components manufactured at each location, I can assume that the (third) MacBook Pro will possess an LG Phillips panel and/or a Seagate hard disk (both aspects makes the computer's configuration is not "normal" and merit, perhaps, the assembly.)
I know this description may be very detailed and perhaps unnecessary, but I want to know if anyone has had similar experience from the course of assembling his/her MacBook Pro and the quality or brand of components.
Thank you very much.

Jorge: Your computers have all been completely assembled in the same place — Shanghai — before being shipped anywhere. The routes they take to reach you have nothing at all to do with their assembly or with the components used in them, but are determined entirely by the shipper.
You cannot specify any of the components to be used in a configured-to-order Mac in greater detail than you see offered on the Apple Store website. If you were told otherwise, you were misinformed.

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Less than 127 char = Less than 127 char
Action:
Oracle Home directory is not longer than 127 characters.
Rule [ 70 ]: Memory for Dev Kit
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Description:
Check if the machine has enough memory to install Developer Kits
install type. The minimum requirements is 256 MB.
Test [ PASSED ] :
Available = Available
Action:
The machine has enough memory to install J2EE & Webcache install type.
Rule [ 71 ]: Memory for BI&Forms
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Description:
Check if the machine has enough memory to install Business
Intelligence & Forms install type. The minimum requirements is 1 GB.
Test [ PASSED ] :
Available =~ Available|Install type not available
Action:
The machine has enough memory to install Business Intelligence & Forms
install type.
Rule [ 72 ]: Space for BI&Forms
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Description:
Check if the machine has enough disk space to install Business
Intelligence & Forms install type. The minimum requirements is 2 GB.
Test [ PASSED ] :
Available =~ Available|Install type not available
Action:
The machine has enough disk space to install Business Intelligence &
Forms install type.
Rule [ 73 ]: control-center
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Description:
Check if the minimum required control-center package version is
installed. For RedHat AS/ES 4.0: control-center-2.8.0-12.
Test [ PASSED ] :
Adequate =~ Adequate|Not required
Action:
The required compat-db package version or higher is installed.
Rule [ 74 ]: xscreensaver
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Description:
Check if the minimum required xscreensaver package version is
installed. For RedHat AS/ES 4.0: xscreensaver-4.18-5.rhel4.2.
Test [ PASSED ] :
Adequate =~ Adequate|Not required
Action:
The required compat-db package version or higher is installed.

Iphoto freezes at assembly and upload

iphoto freezes at assembly and upload.

Are you trying to purchase a book? Is it an XL size book? Boot into Safe Mode, Mac OS X: Starting up in Safe Mode, and try creating a pdf preview file of the book. If that succeeds you can then order and upload the book while in the Safe Mode.
P.S: Larry: congrats on Level 8.
OT

Hp610-1115uk assembly and diss-assembly manual

does anybody have a service manual and not just the user guides and getting started on user downloads area , but an service field book. I want to correctly diss-assemble and upgrade cpu .
thanks again for all posts really appreciated

You should perhaps post this in the Unix forum instead.
http://discussions.apple.com/forum.jspa?forumID=735
Does the documentation for ALD say it is supposed to work on OS X?
I suppose you have seen this one?
http://www.zathras.de/angelweb/blog-debugging-assembler-on-macos-x.htm

Assembled and Imported to Test System but no changes made!!

Hi,
I am unable to find why the changes are not reflected in Test System. From last 2 days i am working on this still no clue...
Process I followed:
imported from Consolidation tab, next assembled all the SCA files which includes dependencies and its successfully assembled, next in Test tab imported all the SCA files, but i am not able to see the changes.
Any help highly appreciated
Regards,
Ayesha.

Yes Ayesha bcozz i faced the same problem in my previous assignment.
Do this:
First assemble the components which are showing the status "waiting for assembly" , next assemble the main SCA file which consists of all the changed source even the status of the SCA is "Assemble".
After assembling the SCA files in Assemble tab go to test tab, here try to import the files which you have assembled in previous step.
This will solve your issue. try and let me know the result.
Regards,
Anil.

Non configurable Assembly and Configurable Assembly

Hi
Can somebody correct my understanding of these two concepts.
Non Configurable Assembly: The header material will have child components but it is not activated for configuration.
Configurable Assembly: The header material will have child components and over above these the header item is also elgible to be configurable.
Kind Regards
Chakradhar

In the standard R/3 System, the following item category groups determine which item categories are assigned to configurable materials in the sales order:
· Item category group 0002
Pricing and transfer of requirements for header material
· Item category group 0004
Pricing and transfer of requirements for components
The BOM of the configurable material may contain configurable assemblies, which are copied to the sales order as subordinate items. The item category group of the materials and the item category of the superior material determine the item category of these subordinate items.
Source--->Sap library
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/92/58bfc6417011d189ec0000e81ddfac/frameset.htm

Components, assemblies and geography.

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