Screentek sells all types of laptop replacement screens. We offer our customers a wide selection of OEM LED and LCD screens for their laptop computers, as well as digitizer screens for their tablets and smart phones. You’re sure to find a replacement screen for your make and model of laptop computer, tablet or mobile device.

GATEWAY NOTEBOOK COMPUTERS

Gateway is widely recognized as one of the leading manufacturers of desk top, netbook and notebook computers. Gateway’s NV and NE notebook series are two of the company’s most popular products, combining design, usability and value into one package.

If you’re looking for a great deal on a replacement screen for your NV, NE or other Gateway laptop computer, Screentek’s got just what you need.  Take a look at out our  inventory of Gateway replacement screens:

ScreenTek Gateway LCD Screens

The prices listed are for brand new replacement panels. When you purchase a replacement Gateway screen from ScreenTek Inc., you’re getting the REAL deal, not some cheap knock off. We get our laptop screen panels from the same manufacturers that supply Gateway, buying in bulk and passing the savings on to our customers.

EASY LAPTOP SCREEN REPLACEMENT

Aren’t sure if you can replace a laptop computer screen yourself? Well, it’s a lot easier than you think! All you need is a Philips screwdriver, a standard screwdriver and about fifteen minutes. Just check out this video:

How to replace your damaged notebook or laptop lcd screen.

Not that hard, right? And replacing an LED or LCD screen panel yourself saves time and money on laptop screen repairs.

If the screen on your Gateway notebook computer is damaged or broken, you don’t need a new computer – you just need a new computer screen. And the place to find the right Gateway screen at the right price is ScreenTek Inc!

 

…and yes, that’s really what they’ve decided to call it. Apple held it’s Special Event today in California to unveil not one, but two new additions to the iPad family, but more on that later. Let’s start off with the Macs, which were handsomely upgraded as well. First the MacBook Pro. The 15″ MacBook Pro was upgraded a few months back with a sleek form factor and beautiful Retina Display. The new 13″ model was given the same treatment. The new MBP boasts over 4 million pixels bringing the resolution to 2,560 x 1600. It’s under 3.6 lbs and is about 20% thinner than its predecessor.

Next they upgraded the Mac Mini, which was a tease for the iPad Mini announcement. The Mac Mini is twice as fast, and sports Thunderbolt and USB 3 I/Os.

The biggest upgrade in our opinion was the new iMac. Incredibly thin, the body actually tapers off to 5mm at the edges. Additionally, the display itself has been re-engineered to be crisp, and anti-reflective. There were graphics and processing upgrades as well. Our favorite new upgrade is the Fusion Drive. Apple now offers a hybrid Flash hard drive. up to 768 gb is flash storage where the operating system and apps will be stored, and the rest will be stored on up to 3 TB of hard disk space. The coolest part is that Mountain Lion can actually learn which programs and files you use most often, and put them in the flash sector to load faster.

Now on to the main event. A fourth generation iPad was announced that had 2x better processing power, better graphics, and LTE. It will have the lightning connector as well. The iPad Mini, to no surprise was unveiled sporting these specs:

• $329-$659, pre-order starts this Friday
• LTE (4G wireless) and 802.11n Wi-Fi
• 7.9-inch screen, 7.2mm thick, .68 lbs
• Dual-core A5 chip
• FaceTime HD cam
• .5 megapixel iSight camera on the back
• 10 hour battery life

The resolution will be 1024 x 768 just like the iPad 2, only on a smaller screen. Apple announced a lot today. Tell us if you’re excited about all the new products in the comments section.