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computerclueles

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Oct 19, 2007
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Well not just the screen, I need the whole top monitor part? Im not at all computer savvy so sorry for my lack of terminology but my screen is totally fried. I brought it to the Apple store and they said a new panel is $400 :eek:. I definately don't have that much to replace it, but Im sure there must be a way to get one thats been used? If anyone has any advice, I would TOTALLY appreciate it.
Oh, and I have an Ibook G3 (its from 2002)
 
Don't pour any amount of money into a G3 iBook. Take it from someone who just sold his G3 and upgraded to a Macbook. Save that money for as long as you have to to buy a refurbished Macbook. Right now, patching a G3/G4 is like plugging your fingers into the deck of a sinking ship. Not worth it.
 
Don't pour any amount of money into a G3 iBook. Take it from someone who just sold his G3 and upgraded to a Macbook. Save that money for as long as you have to to buy a refurbished Macbook. Right now, patching a G3/G4 is like plugging your fingers into the deck of a sinking ship. Not worth it.

Oh I do wish that was an option for me. I would absolutely love a macbook, I just don't even have close to the amount of money for one right now. I need my G3 back and running ASAP because I need it for school.
 
Oh I do wish that was an option for me. I would absolutely love a macbook, I just don't even have close to the amount of money for one right now. I need my G3 back and running ASAP because I need it for school.

Well, if you're into wasting money on a broken/outdated product, you could buy a G4 laptop for the price it is going to cost you to fix that G3.
 
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