If you love your new Macbook Pro 110%, let me know?

just a quick survey of people who are 110% satisfied with their new macbook pros
please, please do not post here saying, "i love it, but i have X issue", or, "i hate it".
i am just looking to see how many people love it and have had zero issues.
please no baby whining complaints, smart* remarks, or pretentious comments - as this specific forum seems to be full of them.
thank u!

I own two new MacBook Pros, and I have had no issues whatsoever.
By far, these notebooks have proved to be the best notebooks that I have ever owned.
Many satisfied customers have posted their reviews at the following link.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1755451&start=0&tstart=0
PS:
Some people have experienced genuine issues after having paid top dollar for these machines. It is important not to discredit those who are looking for help.

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