My 15" year 2008 magbook pro (not unibody) started to have problem... sigh.
The keyboard and trackpad will hang after 2 hours usage. Could be due to the heat. Working in air-con room will be fine.
Anyone encounter this problem?

No, never use anything like that. Some people said it was due to logic board problem but I'm not really sure.
I can still use the bluetooth keyboard/mouse (if they're connected). Only the built in keyboard and trackpad have this problem.

This post has been edited by Crusader: Jul 20 2009, 05:16 PM

Yup, just sent it there. Just asking if anyone have similar problem before. At least, I can know what I'm expecting later.
If really the logic board problem, then it's going to burn a big hole the pocket.

Have you tried other power point ?

Received a quote from Apple service center regarding my problem on keyboard/trackpad hang after getting warm. Problem with the logic board and the repair cost RM2450 (including labor charge)... (Warranty period expired)

Called Apple Care toll free and ask for help... Wow, all I can say is very very good customer service !!! Listened to my problem then told me to cool down and he'll see what he can do to help me.
Later received a call from Apple service center informing me that Apple will take care of all the cost and I don't have to pay anything. Absolutely nothing!!! Even after warranty period.

The conversation with Apple Care Hotline operator ended with him telling me that he hope I'll be a happy mac user in future. Indeed I'm very happy with Apple.

Yes, will not be that happy because the MBP is just over 1 year plus.

Ermm... "not happy" doesn't mean angry. Instead I'm sad that I didn't get the ACPP in the first place.
Anyway, I'm getting the ACPP for my 17"MBP now.

I'm not really sure what's wrong but it was the apple service center technician told me it's the logic board problem.
Hope they are right for my case.

Hey, thank you for the solution/picture. Already sent mine to apple for repair. They'll replace the logic board, if the problem persist then I'll try your solution.

It doesn't matter that you register or not. The reseller will register the notebook regardless. Sometimes you'll need to bring along the receipt to prove the date of purchase in case the dealer registered your notebook 1 month before your purchase.
If that happen, Apple will just take your receipt date as the warranty start date.

Note: I found out that the reseller registered my MBP 2 months before my purchase date when I bring my MBP for servicing.

This post has been edited by Crusader: Aug 6 2009, 09:28 AM