Now that's what I call investigative journalism

From INQUIRER confirms Apple Macbook Pros have Nvidia bad bump material at The Inquirer:

To say definitively what the bumps are made of, you would need to buy a Macbook off the shelf, disassemble it, desolder the chips, saw them in half, encase them in lucite, and run them through a scanning electron microscope equipped with an X-ray microanalysis system like this.

That is exactly what we did.

The net-net is this: it never hurts to wait for the Rev B version of Apple computers, which is exactly what I'm doing with the unibody MacBooks.

Update: NVIDIA says the Inquirer analysis may be valid but that their conclusion is wrong and that NVIDIA GPU's in MacBook Pros are not faulty. So there you have it.