examples below

MacBook Pro 3,1 15” late 2007, OWC RAM, OWC SSD, New optical drive, New battery

MacBook 6,1 13” Late 2009, OWC 120GB SSD

MacBook Pro 8,2 15” Early 2011, OWC Ram 16GB, OWC SSD 120GB, 500GB WD Black + Data doubler

Powerbook G4 5,7 17” 2005 OWC 60GB SSD IDE / ATA

MacBook 5,1 Late 2008 13” OWC 120GB SSD, OWC 8GB RAM

Mac Pro 3,1 early 2008 OWC 240GB SSD, Adapter drive, OWC RAM 32GB

MacBook Pro 7,1 Mid 2010 13” OWC 120GB SSD, OWC RAM 12GB

iMac 8,1 20” Early 2008 OWC 120GB SSD, Adapter drive, OWC 6GB RAM

Just a small example of some of the upgrades and repairs we have done.

(All upgrades have a clean install of the operating system)

Removing the cd/dvd optical drive from your MacBook or MacBook pro replacing it with an OWC Data doubler

Fit your choice of 3G/6G hard drive or SSD

Popular at the moment

Clean install of an upgraded operating system.

1st, back up your data via time machine.

2nd, erase the contents of your current hard drive or install an SSD

3rd, install a new operating system and download all apple updates.

4th, Migration of all personal data only from the time machine back up

5th, download and install all 3rd party codecs and plugins

Flat rate fee $140


Pick up and delivery service $40 



Turn around Mac fitted with an (intel processor) usually 1 day

Macs fitted with a (Power PC processor) usually 2 to 3 days


any parts that are needed and are not in stock

Usually a 2 week delivery time

(asp) Apple service provider, not to be confused with (AASP) Apple authorized service provider

(ASP) out of warranty repairs on behalf of the client (AASP) Applecare protection plan on behalf of apple

Place the CD/DVD Optical drive into an external case $60

MacBook Pro 9,2 Mid 2012 OWC 120GB 6G SSD, OWC RAM 16GB 1600MHz

MacBook Pro 9,2 Mid 2012 OWC 120GB 6G PRO SSD, OWC RAM 16GB 1600MHz, Data Doubler, 1TB 6G HGST 7200RPM HD 32MB Cache

Apple Certified Macintosh Technician

With any Warranty/Exchange hardware and/Or Repairs to logic boards the client is responsible for all shipping costs.

Examples


MacBook Pro 5,1  15” Late 2009 A1286

OWC 120GB 3G SSD, OWC 8GB 1066GHz DDR3 Memory

Clean install of Mavericks


iMac 9,1 20” Early 2009 A1224

Optical drive removed and replaced with a OWC Datadoubler and OWC 240GB 3G SSD

Clean install, Dual Boot x2 Mavericks, from the SSD

We then replaced the old Hard drive

for a Western Digital 1TB Caviar Black 7200rpm  64mb Cache Hard drive for all of the personal data


Mac Pro 3,1 3.2GHz 8 Core Late 2008

OWC Mercury Accelsior E2 240GB PCI Express SSD

Clean install of Yosemite


iMac 12,2 27” Mid 2011 A1312

OWC 120GB 6G SSD, SSD Kit Mounted under the Optical drive

Clean install, Mavericks, from the SSD

We then replaced the old Hard drive

for a Seagate 1TB Barracude 7200rpm  64mb Cache Hard drive for all of the personal data


Get rid of the stock 5400rpm Hard drive that Apple fit as standard

Upgrade to an OWC SSD.


Replace that damaged LCD Screen


Good to get the inside of your MacBook cleaned to prevent thermal issues


Liquid spill on keyboard seeps right through to the back of the keyboard

Very difficult to clean up and can cause all sorts of problems

Easier to replace the whole keyboard.

Quickly Find a Mac Model Identifier Number

Most Mac users know what type of Mac they have, whether it’s a MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, or whatever, and many know the model year of their computer too, but typically much less known is the model identifier number for a given Mac.


Model identifiers are generally in the format of ModelNameModelNumber,Revision, for example, “MacBookAir6,2″.

While knowing a model identifier is rarely necessary for general knowledge of your computer, it can be needed sometimes when troubleshooting specific problems,

purchasing specific hardware upgrades, or just for properly referencing a specified model of a given Mac.


Though the model identifier is somewhat technical (very few people will actually refer to their Mac by the model identifier number)

OS X makes it very easy to retrieve on virtually very modern version of the Mac operating system. Thus, if you ever need to know your Mac model identifier number, just do the following steps to find those details for any given machine:


Hold down the OPTION key and click on the  Apple menu

Choose “System Information…”

from the top of the list (this is “About This Mac’ if the Option key is not held down

In the System Information detailed screen,

choose Hardware (this is usually selected by default) and locate the “Model Identifier” within Hardware Overview

The Model Identifier will always be a name and a numerical sequence following the “Model Name and Model Number, Model Revision” syntax as already mentioned,

this can look something like “iMac9,3″ or “MacBookAir3,1″ amongst many others.

This is the same in all modern versions of OS X, as is the System Information app.

Powerbook 6,8 G4 2006 12” A1104

OWC 120GB Mercury Legacy Pro IDE/ATA SSD

Clean install of Leopard 10.5.8


iMac 12,2 27” Mid 2011 A1312

OWC 240GB 6G SSD,

Newertech adapter drive

OWC in-line digital thermal sensor


This item can be used for the following purposes: 

1 to fix a corrupt (bricked) EFI firmware bios chip. 

2 to remove EFI firmware pass-word

(it will NOT remove the OS pass-word).

Proof of purchase needed

Home or Business

weekend & evening service available

Drop your Mac off in the evening and pick it up the following morning.

We are open 7 Days a week

(Please call or email to make an  appointment)

Accessible, Personal Service.

NEW

EFi Bios password unlocking service

Mid 2010 to Mid 2012 $100 to $150

Late 2012 to Mid 2015 $200 to $250

2016 to 2017 $300 to $350

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iMac Pro

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