TechRestore offers MacBook Air matte screen replacements for $249

TechRestore announces the world's only matte finish screen upgrade for the new 13-inch and 11 2010 MacBook Air systems

Concord, CA - October, 22 2010 - TechRestore, Inc. announced today the only Matt surface 2010 screen replacement service for 11 and 13-inch MacBook Air unibody systems.

The new service offers an option for owners of the new 11 - and 13-inch MacBook Air systems that do not wish for personal or professional reasons, use gloss screen is factory-installed.

In contrast to simple anti-glare covers distort the images and tend colors, includes replace TechRestore upgrade super high gloss LED backlit LCD with a matte finish screen has the exact same specifications as the original; same resolution, color depth same same LED backlit display.We install a custom black bezel around the edge of the screen, which appearance corresponds the MacBook Pro unibody systems and looks good, pretty awesome.

"TechRestore received a MacWorld Expo best of Show Award for our 13" and 15 "MacBook Pro unibody matte screen replacement service", said Shannon Jean, founder and President of TechRestore."The wild service is popular and remains the only option for Mac users get a 13" MacBook Pro with an anti-glare, matte finish we receive Schirm.Schnell requests our matte lineup the incredible new 11 and systems add and we are committed to 13-inch MacBook Air happy, our customers.

Preview at MacWorld Expo 2009, the TechRestore overnight MacBook Pro 15 inch unibody mat finish screen exchange a best of show award won and highly praised by numerous publications including MacWorld magazine, the said "that's frankly, the machine I feel Apple should have started as the new unibody MacBook Pro.Das engineering the new fairing (in a nice matte black finish) is perfect; it looks just as good as that on the stock MacBook Pro machine sitting next to it in TechRestore's booth."

The service will soon with over 4000 cheap local drop-off branches in the country as well the local drop off for SF Bay area customers available sein.Der overnight MacBook Air matte finish screen replacement service has a 24 hour turnaround time and flat-rate pricing of $249, includes the installation of a new replacement LCD screen and free return a 1-year warranty on parts and Arbeit.Geben you your e-Mail below to be warned when the service is available.

About TechRestore:
TechRestore together creates a unsurpassed repair and product Apple expertise team from the passion for the products we sell and service, certified technicians offer repairs upgrades and recoveries for mobile devices, such as & more than 20 years we have MacBook MacBook Pro systems iPad, iPhone, iPod touch and PSPs.Mit experience, providing award-winning solutions for our customers is our sense of wonder that we are as happy with these fantastic products and people every day to work gehalten.TechRestore insured customers, that you succeed, while their products will never TechRestore.

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Toshiba rolls Blade X Gale SSD modules, makes MacBook Air look a little less proprietary memory

Toshiba provides high performance blade type SSD modules with capacities up to 256 GB

At a thickness 2.2 mm, the 128 GB module is 42 percent thinner than the typical mSATA form factor

IRVINE, California, and Tokyo, November 7, 2010/PRNewswire-FirstCall /-Toshiba Corp. (Toshiba) and Toshiba America electronic components, Inc. (TAEC) * the Blade X Gale ™ SSD series today announced an innovative new form factor in high-capacity solid-state storage with high, Performance.Jetzt available, be offered the new drives in capacities of 64 gigabytes (GB) (1), 128 GB and 256 GB, with a maximum sequential speed 220 MB per second (MB/s) (2) and a maximum sequential read write suitable speed of 180 MB / s, for integration into space-sensitive products, including tablet PCs, laptops, mini mobile and NetBook PCs, Toshiba's latest SSD offers this helps devices achieve a super slim profile.

"A product that is superior user experience in a smaller footprint delivers the ultimate goal," said Scott Nelson, Vice President, memory Division, Toshiba America electronic components, Inc. "the density of MLC NAND allows creating smaller form-factor-high-density storage solutions and Toshiba as the technology leader for NAND storage solutions, still in this area to renew."

As mobile devices get smaller and lighter, packed the SSDs in you still more feature than ever, must - the heart of the music and to save other entertainment - 64 even smaller and much thinner sein.Toshiba's new GB and 128 GB Blade X Gale SSDs are the thinnest available within the company's portfolio of SSD solutions.2.2 Mm thickness are the modules 42 percent thinner than a typical mSATA SSD and Toshiba's advanced field wiring technology assured optimized wiring layouts and data transfer rates in this new form factor.Thanks to Toshiba's basic design technology that delay minimized during thinning Board can capacity 256 GB be achieved on both sides, the highest density in the industry montiert.Toshiba provides modules for small type SSD designers a range of mSATA and half - slim SSD modules in capacities up to 128 GB.

"" Before recently memory designers that had housed the size of the disk in your designs, looking for high storage capacity", Fort Nelson.""Up to this point, SSD design followed the basic design of the small form factor HDD - using the capabilities with high density NAND technology fully wird.Toshibas module-based SSDs break with this approach, giving hardware designers more freedom and flexibility can enable your product design."

Toshiba will continue to innovate, the horizon the NAND Flash market to expand and continued leadership of in this industry to unterstützen.Als such Toshiba demand for SSDs for notebooks, Netbooks, laptops and digital consumer products generated by improving their line-up, products with various dense and interfaces in a range of packets - and it also device performance is anbieten.Besuchen for more information about Toshiba SSDs ssd.toshiba.com please.

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