Q: MacBook Pro (2010) Freeze

Since I started this thread, I should provide some background to those just joining and help clarify the topic.

+ On April 21st, I ordered the following:
MBP 15.4/2.66/CTO, 2.66GHz Intel Core i7, 8GB 1066MHz DDR3 SDRM - 2x4GB, 512GB Solid State Drive, SuperDrive 8X DL, MBP 15"HR Antiglare WS Display

+ The unit was dispatched from Shanghai the same day and received in Seattle on 04/23/2010.

+ On May 3rd, I posted to the Apple forums after having seeing the issue twice since receiving the machine.

*There are no steps-to-reproduce the freeze, but a couple of the last times it happened I remember what I was doing:*

+ On May 10th, from home, I was actively checking Facebook when the trackpad stopped responding as I was using it. Mail and Firefox were likely the only apps open. The machine was not hot and had only been reactivated from sleep about 2 minutes before.

+ On May 12th, while in class, I was returning attention to my laptop after a few minutes when I couldn't "find" my pointer (i.e. it didn't move when I touched the trackpad) Looked at the time on the status bar, then looked at the time on my phone. It had been frozen for something like 5-7 minutes. The machine was warm, but not hot to the touch. I waited until it had been frozen 30 minutes to see if it would come back - it didn't. Mail, Firefox, and Eclipse were the only apps that were open. Class ended and I closed the lid (it did not sleep) and went directly to the University Village Apple Store. I popped it out for the Genius and he noted that it had been frozen for over 45 minutes based on the clock time. He restarted it and attempted to do diagnostics on it. He didn't find anything, didn't really ask me any questions, and noted the lack of logging by pointing out that the only thing in the logs was the keycode from him cycling the power. They could not replace the machine directly since it was CTO, so they graciously offered (via manager consent) to order a replacement and call me to come pick it up.

+ On May 18th, the Apple Store called that they had a new machine for me and I went to pick up the replacement. I handed over my "old" machine (it was less than a month out of the factory) and they brought out a new boxed MBP with the same specs. It was missing iWork, which had been in my original order, so they brought it into the back room and installed it for me. I asked the hardware admin employee if they were getting a lot of returns for this issue and he said no. The same day, I replaced all of my applications that had been on the previous MBP.

+ On June 4th, I split the partition via BootCamp and installed a freshly purchased copy of Windows 7 Professional.

Since replacing the machine and using it pretty much the same as the previous: I have not seen the issue on the replacement MBP.

To be clear, when the issue occurs, the common elements are:
+ There is no input (Trackpad, keyboard, and function keys do not work)
+ There are no UI updates (Clock doesn't continue to increment, no beachball, etc.)
+ There is no Grey Screen of Death

From my personal experience:
+ The system does not return to normal operation in a few minutes and needs to be power cycled.
+ There was no excessive heat (In at least two of the incidents, I believe it was still, in fact, cold)
+ I could not verify the sound was still playing since I did not have it freeze during audio playback.
+ There was no graphical corruption prior to or during the freeze.
+ I could not confirm that staying on AC power prevents freezing. All the times I have experience freezing, it was on Battery power.
+ I rarely ever power down the machine. I just put it to sleep and reopen it when I next need it.

There are enough variations in the hardware, but I wonder if it actually has something to do with the HR or AntiGlare displays? Just looking for something in common. But then again, I would rather not speculate and let Apple resolve the issue.