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It wasn't that bad at all to do. Karen's 17" Toshiba laptop had a broken screen, courtesy of her pain in the ass son, which the closest shop estimated about $250 to repair. I found the screen on Amazon a lot cheaper, so I figured it was worth a shot. Worst case we could take the screen we had already bought to a shop and just pay a reduced labor rate.

I would say it was no harder than replacing a desktop power supply. Lots of screws, but only 2 plugs to worry about. And works like a charm.

Next eventual project is to replace the screen in her son's 15" Dell laptop, which he ALSO broke. My incentive for that one is that it becomes my laptop once it's repaired.

(on a side note, we kicked him out)

Welcome to the party! Toshiba's, Dell's, and HP's, are dead easy to fix.

Sony's and Apple's are an absolute PITA!

kvndoom wrote:

(on a side note, we kicked him out)

Sounds like an older kid, time he learned not to break stuff! Good for you!

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Asus and Acer are easy too.

Heh, that's a coincidental necro... I did the Dell last week.