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Apple stores

mad m · 2007-12-27 11:20:20

My son got a iTouch from his uncle in the USA for christmas. Upon opening it, it seemed it had hardware issues. Part of the screen was not responding to touch. I don't know if there is an Apple store in Dublin (did a google but no luck). Would I be able to bring it into any Apple seller like PcWorld or 3G stores and either…

27-12-2007 11:20am

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mad m

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My son got a iTouch from his uncle in the USA for christmas. Upon opening it, it seemed it had hardware issues. Part of the screen was not responding to touch. I don't know if there is an Apple store in Dublin (did a google but no luck). Would I be able to bring it into any Apple seller like PcWorld or 3G stores and either get a new one or send it off for repair.

Thanks

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#2 27-12-2007 11:27am

monkeyfudge

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None in Dublin. There is one opening in Belfast next year I believe.

But I think you'll have to ring up the apple technical support line.

Contact details here:

http://www.apple.com/ie/contact/

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