I have a netbook, but it has a cracked screen. It boots fine and shit, but the picture is distorted and broken. Is it going to be practical and economical to replace the display, or should I just get a new one?
I have a netbook, but it has a cracked screen. It boots fine and shit, but the picture is distorted and broken. Is it going to be practical and economical to replace the display, or should I just get a new one?
When the sky above us fell
We descended into hell
Into kingdom come
Unless it's from a company with some kind of warranty or repair program, I sorta doubt it will be economical to replace it.
most netbooks screens come in at around $50. So it depends on how you use yours. You could get an external used monitor for that price, or use that ~$50 as a down payment on a newer model.
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Ended up getting it repaired after a lot of dithering. It's slightly more economical to repair, plus I already broke one netbook so I didn't want to start collecting netbook carcasses.
When the sky above us fell
We descended into hell
Into kingdom come
lol, get a spare parts collection going
Glad it got worked out though.