Trouble waking macbook from sleep

Im having trouble waking my macbook from sleep once i close the top of my computer. I can just make out the outline of my desktop but it is very dark. It takes around 4-5 minutes before the screen of the computer illuminates. I have tried holding down F2 as well as tapping the power button but neither seems to work. does anyone have any suggestions?

Same here. I did bring it in and they exchanged it but the new one is even worse. Once it gets into this cycle, I can get it to the login screen, it won't accept my password (even making SURE i enter it correctly) until the third time. Then it accepts it and bam, goes to sleep again. Only a hard reboot fixes it for a time. It happened this morning, so we'll see how long until it happens again. We have two other macbooks (a late 07 model and a macbook pro from early 08) that do not do this.

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    0x5cb53cb8 : 0x357d77 (0x587d9f00 0x0 0x0 0x5cb53d10)
    0x5cb53d48 : 0x4aeb5f (0x961a660 0x0 0x587d9f00 0x5cb53e44)
    0x5cb53e08 : 0x4b4eea (0x961a660 0x5cb53e44 0x84aaa00 0x587d9f00)
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