How can I replace the display

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PowerBook G4 Titanium Series

The PowerBook G4 Titanium Series was initially announced at Steve Jobs' keynote at MacWorld Expo in January 2001.

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crwdns2931729:0crwdne2931729:0: Mha 14, 2010

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How can I replace the display

how can i replace the display

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Do you just want to replace the LCD panel (rather difficult) or the whole display assembly (slightly less difficult)?

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Thanks for asking, however, I'm not really sure. I have 2 Powerbooks- Titaniums. One is nonfunctioning but the display is fine. The other is functioning but the display is not. So, I thought I would switch the displays if possible. Hope this helps.

And, thanks again.

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Do you just want to replace the LCD panel (rather difficult) or the whole display assembly (slightly less difficult)? — remacberlin
Thanks for asking, however, I'm not really sure. I have 2 Powerbooks- Titaniums. One is nonfunctioning but the display is fine. The other is functioning but the display is not. So, I thought I would switch the displays if possible. Hope this helps.

And, thanks again. — cole