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# 31422 17-Mar-2009 13:13
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Hi,

 

Well, I now have cracked lcd screen on my toshiba satellite pro l20. I wonder if it's worth to get lcd screen replaced. Also where to go? so many laptop repair companies in Auckland, but which one is most efficient for money and service they provide. Maybe some one used any particular company in the past?

 

Also, If you happen to know where I could get a quote for competable lcd screen - please share.

 

thanks




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  # 201641 17-Mar-2009 15:27
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kobiak:Well, I now have cracked lcd screen on my toshiba satellite pro l20. I wonder if it's worth to get lcd screen replaced. Also where to go? so many laptop repair companies in Auckland, but which one is most efficient for money and service they provide. Maybe some one used any particular company in the past?


It would be much cheaper to keep an eye out on TradeMe for a dead Toshiba laptop, and pull the screen off it for your laptop yourself.

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  # 201664 17-Mar-2009 16:49
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I have a dead Toshiba laptop at home that had a working screen.
Can't remember the exact model but I'll check tonight.
I could sell it cheap but would you be OK fitting it yourself?

Edit:

Sorry dude, it's a Satellite A30. Yell

 
 
 
 




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  # 201745 17-Mar-2009 21:22
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CYaBro, it does not fit my L20 :(

 

thanks anyway :)




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