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"Users have a love/hate relationship with Apple's glossy displays. Namely, they either love them or they hate them. I haven't used one myself, as I'll be hanging on to my original MacBook Pro until it ceases to work.Until now, shoppers could get either a glossy or matte display with the 15\" MacBook Pro, but not the 13\" model. TechRestore has stepped in to do the \"repair.\" For $200, they'll remove your 13\" MacBook or MacBook Pro's glossy display and slap a matte screen in its place. The work comes with a 1-year warranty and TechRestore says they'll have your precious back to you within 24 hours of receipt. Note that this requires a trade-in of your existing screen; you won't get it back.If you have this service done, please let us know how it goes. Enjoy your glare-free computing!For comparison, RadTech sells an anti-glare film that can be applied over a glossy display. They're available for the 13in MacBook/Pro (unibody), the 15in MacBook Pro (unibody), the 17in MacBook Pro (unibody) and various iMacs. You can get the full list here. The films start at $19.95US each.[Via Cult Of Mac]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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