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Apple Macbook Pro Repair

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Apple Macbook Pro Repair When your screen goes dark, or a crack puts your laptop out of business, we know what a headache it can be getting a quick repair completed by a source you can trust. Like you, thoughts of being without our Macs for an extended time period is downright scary.

The good news is that we only need your Mac for 24-hours (Monday - Friday) to install a brand new LCD screen and with our nationwide overnight courier service, you'll have your Mac back before you know it. In addition to the fast turnaround time.

Choose from our famous Overnight Door-to-Door pickup service, Local Drop-Off at any FedEx location near you or send your laptop to us on your own and get return overnight shipping back to you. Once we receive your MacBook, we will install a new replacement LCD screen within 24-hours (M-F) and then we'll send your laptop back to you via Overnight courier. During the repair process, you'll be provided with email updates and you can check your repair status online at anytime.

Quick Answers to Common Questions - AKA, stuff you should know:
We use the same LCD screens that your Mac laptop came with from the factory.
There are no additional charges for cracked or broken screens.
Our replacement screens will not void your factory warranty.

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At Apple Macbook Pro Repair, we offer a wide range of repair services on your Apple MacBook Pro such as MacBook Pro LCD screen replacement, hard drive upgrades, battery replacement, MacBook Pro motherboard repairs, optical drive failure and MacBook Pro hard drive replacement.

Best LCD Monitor for PS3 and Macbook Pro Use?

Hi!
What monitor would be able to run my ps3 at full 1080p (does not need to have speakers) and my macbook pro? I would prefer using an HDMI cable for the ps3 and a dvi cable for the macbook pro. I would need it to be at least 24" and the cheaper, the better.
Thanks!

Well, you are going to want a wide-screen monitor. We have been using Dell's LCD monitor family for some time. We've stayed away from their lowest-end models, but have been very pleased with the performance of their mid-stream models. I am on a 24" Dell 2408FWP with a MacBook Pro right now and it works spectacularly with both the native Mac OS as well as running Windows under Parallels.

This particular family has been discontinued, but their replacement line (U2410) is similar in performance and has even more connector types - two DVI inputs, HDMI, DisplayPort, Component and more. Very easy to hook up multiple sources, and if you do want a built-in speaker, the "sound bar" Dell sells attaches to the monitor and is attractive and space-saving (but is NOT what I would call a high-performance speaker system).

Current retail pricing is $599, but they are OFTEN running specials and discounts - and you can always just call Dell directly and ask the sales person to quote you a price that will beat the web price.

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