MacBook

The Black or White MacBooks are extremely popular with Mac buyers and they're easily our most often requested Repair and Upgrade.

All prices include installation.

RAM Upgrade

1GB - $65
2GB (2x1GB) - $95
4GB (2x2GB) - $179*

*Late 2007 and newer MacBook Santa Rosa models.

Hard Drive Replace/Upgrade

160GB - $169
250GB - $199
320GB - $229
500GB - $265

Prices Include installation of the new drive and transfer of your data. If your current drive is failing, a new operating system is installed. Data recovery options are available.

Logic Board Replacement (Refurb w/ 6 month warranty)

Intel Core Duo processor - $495
Intel Core 2 Duo processor - $545

LCD Replacement

White or Black MacBook - $259

White polycarbonate(2009) MacBook - $279

Optical Drive Replacement

SuperDrive DVD-RW/CD-RW - $229

Keyboard/Trackpad Upper Case Assembly Replacement

White or Black - $235

We now carry MacBook AC Adapters - $60

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Want a Faster Mac? Upgrades are the cheapest and easiest thing you can do to speed up your Mac short of buying a new one.

Max out your RAM to make your Mac boot faster, apps launch quicker, play games and videos smoother with no slowdowns. (We use only the best RAM and back it with a 5 year warranty.)

Install a bigger hard drive in your laptop or desktop Mac to hold more photos, more mp3's, more videos, etc. There's no excuse for running out of room any more!

Install a bigger AND faster Mac laptop hard drive. We now carry the faster 500GB-7200RPM hard drive for the Unibody MacBook Pro, Unibody MacBook, MacBook, and MacBook Pro for $295.

Installing a 7200RPM hard drive in your Mac laptop will improve performance and load times, especially with large image, sound, and video files.

Phone   615-796-6154

Hours

Monday - Friday 11-6
Saturday - Appointment Only
Sunday - Closed

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Specials

$55 Summer Super-Tune!

From now till the end of August bring your Mac in and I'll clean out all unnecessary files, install all Apple updates, and perform crucial disk and software maintenance to ensure your Mac keeps running like a top.