Where can I get a cheap and reliable HP laptop screen replacement in NY state?
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Try sending an email to parts@bobjohnson.com  Good old Bob keeps a variety of parts on hand.  Though I don't believe he is in NY as we are, I do know that his shipping is reasonable and quick.  He only handles working pulls and stands behind everything 100%.  You could also try Bruin Computer Trading, llc.  The owner is John Nappa and his right hand man in the warehouse is Scott Wilbur.  They handle a lot of items on a daily basis through their recycling business for OCCRA.  They are located  at 1001 Vine St. Liverpool, NY  315-410-0050 or fax them 315-410-0051 Hope this helps
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have a look at hp website >>hp computers they have reconditioned computer if you cant find them call hp  they have them on there website
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http://www.hp.com/country/us/en/support.html
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If you are an experienced user, buy a refurbished model at somewhere like HP.com or a reseller like pcmall.com.  If you really want a new one, go to Buy.com, but sign up for their e-mail sale list first; or you can go to Circuit City if you want to talk to someone.  I suggest caution at retail stores like Circuit City, since people can sound like they know what they are talking about, but really not have a clue.  I have an  HP refurb from PC mall that I really like.\n-Schu
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Need to replace a touch screen, no problem visit the link below they should have what you need to replace your broke one.
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Let us know what the closest main city is for help.  I find local computer places are much better than the big box stores.  Especially price-wise.  Look in your yellow pages for a store that services computers and sells re-furbished ones.  They're the ones that will use the parts they have on hand instead of trying to sell you special order stuff, or a whole new computer for that matter.
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toshiba is crappy. or its just me who never had luck with them. hp has cool stuff dell is usally good. compac is cheap and good. never buy an e machine.
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To much work in taking apart the lcd just to get to the sheets. best way to go just on ebay and search the excat part number for a replacement LCD or look for a dead laptop with a dead screen. if you can tell me the excat part numbers needed i might have a lcd avaible. email me at kirbykirbykirby3@hotmail.com
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Try ebay.com, it's really afforable on that site, and try amazon.com as well.. I would really go with ebay, really good site, its really easy to set up paypal, of you want to buy anything from ebay, real easy to do...\n\nI came back to edit this post , try this site, very afforable here:\n\nhttp://www.helpwithpcs.com/buying/cheap-laptops.htm
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My sister has a Toshiba laptop and my daughter has a Compaq laptop. \n\nMy sisters Toshiba has had three screens go bad in the 11 months she's owned it. It takes 45 -60 days to get it back. She must ship it to them for repairs and pay for shipping both ways. Its still under Warranty. Getting through to their tech support is difficult at best. She has used her new laptop about 2 months out of 11.\n\nMy daughter has a Compaq laptop. She goes to college and does alot of her work on it. A couple of days after her purchase, she noticed it was getting very hot. This is after several hours of use. She called Compaq tech support and they explained the situation. Then they had a cooling pad sent to her free of charge. No more overheating problems. Then my grandson slammed the lid down hard and damaged the screen. Again she called tech support and the next day a repair shop called and arranged to pick it up and take it in for repair. Tech support made sure a screen was shipped to the shop overnight. Within 36 hrs of calling tech support it was repaired and sitting on her desk. No charge.\n\nI have a Compaq desktop and have called HP tech support at least a dozen times. Never for an equipment problem, just operator problems. I've never waited more than 2 mins to get through and received excellent support. They spent as much time as it takes to resolve any issues. Five hours with me once.\n\nTo me it is also the support of the product that counts.
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Go to Circuit City, Staples or Office Depot.
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Try www.newegg.com  or,\nwww.tigerdirect.com
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Your should look at bestbuy they have labtops there for $450 and up, thats the best help i can give. I don't know where you live but at GeekSquad.com you can get really good deals on used laptops, i got mine for 350 with 500 pixels, and in good shape. you should check it out!:)
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Anyone is gonna tell you this one, Ebay! duh! Or you can look into a computer store, sometimes they are cheaper than the actual name brand places. If your local wal-mart has something, try it. But, Ebay is probably your best bet for anything. And if you don't find it immediatly, then keep looking. If you start to need it quick, check into a computer store near you.\n    That should do it!
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The four major manufacturer's of laptops are Toshiba, IBM, Dell and HP/Compaq. They have all been manufacturing laptops for many years. All four make quality products. Toshiba and IBM (now Lenovo) tend to make the most reliable products. Both focus on the corporate marketplace, as do HP and Dell.  Any of these manufacturers would make a good choice. \n\nYou might also consider an older laptop.  Many older laptops that you find from the companies that sell refurbished laptops come from leasing companies and corporations.  Decent units can be purchased for $300 to $500.\n\nFigure out what features you want and then look at the above manufacturer's websites to see what deals they are offering.  If you don't care about battery life and your laptop will see limited use then you might even consider refurbished.  Many of these units were formerly used by corporations and are great values.\n\nYou can type "used laptops" for refurbished and "discount laptop" into google and check out the companies that appear.
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Call Staples if you have one near by or online, www.hp.com
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try looking for laptops on http://www.newegg.com/