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Fastmac expands iPod LCD repair service
Fastmac has expanded its “Just Say No To Crack” iPod repair service to include same-day LCD display replacements for fourth-generation iPods. Already available for fifth-generation iPods and iPod nanos, the repair service offers replacement of scratched or cracked iPod screens, either as a do-it-yourself kit with tools and instructional videos, or via a $39.95 same-day mail order installation service provided by Fastmac directly. 5G iPod screens cost $49.95, iPod nano screens cost $39.95, and 4G iPod screens cost $29.99.
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thats expensive. i got my 5th gen screen off ebay for 20 including shipping, got it in three days, installed it myself, and could not be happier.
Posted by krister on December 1, 2006 at 1:19 PM (PDT)
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Wow, why couldnt they have had this when i broke my videos lcd (and had to pay 250 for a new one?) great product tho! (hope i never have to use it!)
Posted by goemon4 on December 2, 2006 at 8:41 AM (PDT)
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What about the mini!? I mean I know it’s out of stock, but mine just broke (it still works), but I know I may not get it back if I send it out for repair. That sucks.
Posted by Nyanko on December 2, 2006 at 9:52 AM (PDT)
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@Nyanko
You weren’t planning on sending that Mini back to Apple were you. That is to say you are not in guarantee any more.
iPod ResQ has Mini LCD replacements… http://www.ipodresq.com/
I did the do it yourself method and my Mini screen (plus I put in a new battery) works better than ever.
Posted by dx on December 3, 2006 at 10:28 AM (PDT)