Laptop screen hinges are one of the most delicate parts (besides your LCD screen) on your MacBook or MacBook Pro. Older MacBook Pro systems are especially vulnerable to hinge damage due to the very thin aluminum that surrounds the LCD screen to keep it[...]
If you recently had a screen replaced in your Apple MacBook or MacBook Pro and after your repair you find that you cannot adjust your screen brightness from your keyboard - read on. This is a common problem that usually has an easy solution.
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Breaking your MacBook screen can be a traumatic event - but the good news is that it doesn't have to be!
If you own a classic black or white MacBook, screen replacements are fairly straightforward and typically require just the replacement of[...]
Good question - but actually, the first thing we need to clear up is the idea that your MacBook or MacBook Pro has an LED screen and not an LCD screen. The LED refers to just the backlight portion of your screen, not the entire screen itself. There is[...]
That's a great question - one that the PowerBook experts at TechRestore can help you with. With the introduction of the PowerBook G4 in 2001, Apple brought portable Mac computing to an entirely new level. The first G4 PowerBook was the Titanium 400Mhz[...]
You love your iPhone, we love our iPhone - everyone is in love. That's great, but beware the slippery fall of your iPhone that can easily cause your screen to break. Here's some tips about how to keep your iPhone screen from breaking and a solution for[...]
We hear this many times each day at TechRestore, followed by additional comments like "Apple said I needed an entire new screen and it would cost $1200!" or "The computer dealer I took it to said that there is no way to replace just the broken glass on[...]
So, your MacBook, MacBook Pro, PowerBook or iBook is having a problem and your system is no longer covered under the original Apple warranty. You have some choices to make about where and how you get your system repaired. Here's some information that[...]
Great question! There are a number of things that can cause your MacBook and MacBook Pro LCD screen to break. At TechRestore, we have repaired literally tens of thousands of Mac laptop screens and we're glad to present a few tips for you to help prevent[...]
In October of 2008, Apple changed the MacBook forever. An entirely new version was released, with an aluminum "unibody" case carved from a single piece of aluminum. The other dramatic change was the introduction of a glass cover on top of the MacBook[...]
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