MBP Built week number!!!

Sorry didnt know what to call it... but i hope you understand..
my question is, im buying a macbook pro on monday, and i just want to make sure im gettin the latest built... so what is the week number as of monday the 23rd April....
Thanks... and should i buy if the built is ei 8 or lower, i dont know if they recieved them ages ago... what is the earliest i should accept..

The only way to ensure the latest build would be to buy a CTO (configured to order) machine online. You can't guarantee that stores will have the latest build #'s.
The latest models start with the serial # W8616. Next week they will start with the serial # W8617.

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/ ====================================================
Method: Get the desired Date format for the date
Developed By: Sandip Waghole [29-Jan-2010]
==================================================== /
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