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kiwibro111

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#160530 10-Jan-2015 04:12
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We have been given an HP Envy 23 All In One, the unit has been replaced by insurance and we can not claim. Does anyone out there know where to get a new replacement screen for this or a repair store that can supply part and fix or do this job in NZ if we buy the part in from overseas.
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  #1212454 12-Jan-2015 12:47
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For HP parts
http://store.emprgroup.co.nz

Most computer repair shops can fit a new display . Or even better a laptop repair specialist .

Is it touchscreen ? Wont be cheap .

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