Broken IPOD TOUCH 3rd Generation Screen Replacements Now Offered

A brand new repair service for the 3rd Generation iPod touch has just been announced at milliamp.com, the leader in providing repairs for Apple's IPOD TOUCH and their many other IPOD and IPHONE models.

For one of the first times ever, it is now possible to send your Third Generation IPOD TOUCH to milliamp.com and have the broken IPOD TOUCH screen replaced with a brand new digitizer.

"While the outer glass digitizer screen is similar to that of the earlier IPOD TOUCH models, the new 3rd Gen ITOUCH Screen that we can now install is specific to this model, although it takes an experienced technician at milliamp.com to safely complete this repair.", said Anthony Magnabosco, owner of the IPOD TOUCH repairing website.

There is no doubt the ITOUCH 3rd Generation is packed with features, but it is a very fragile device - the repair company gets calls and emails from distressed customers seeking a new screen for their IPOD TOUCH.

"All three models of the IPOD TOUCH are very delicate, and repairing them takes a lot of courage and experience.", continued Magnabosco.

Because of their delicate nature, individuals who break the screen on their IPOD TOUCH are strongly encouraged to send it in and let the professionals handle the job, as opposed to striking out on your own. 

milliamp.com performs the repairs right in their clean and stocked repair shop, and even offers this service to other repair companies that may have started the job, but quickly learn that fixing an IPOD TOUCH is a lot harder than they expected.

Replacing the glass in your broken IPOD TOUCH and IPOD repair in general is a much more affordable option than buying a new one, and the turnaround time for a screen replacement is but a few days under normal circumstances.

Head to milliamp.com for more information about this great new service: http://www.milliamp.com/ipod-touch-lcd-screens.html

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Opening up your device may void or limit the scope of Apple's warranty that you may or may not have.