AntiGlare switch with Glossy?

I'm going to buy my friends 17" MBP off him soon. It as an antiglare display, I was wondering if Apple could replace it with a glossy display (I like the way the black border looks with the keys lol)? If they can, does it cost anything (has 3 year AppleCare)?

rstetz wrote:
I'm going to buy my friends 17" MBP off him soon. It as an antiglare display, I was wondering if Apple could replace it with a glossy display
No they won't replace it.
If you don't want the anti-glare display Mac, sell it online to someone who requires it as they can't use any glossy displays. Mobile film producers like the 17" with it's 1920 x 1200 anti-glare as it shows their 1920 x 1080 HD video pixel for pixel.
Anti-glare displays look better than even the new MBP-R with 75% glare reduction, shows HD video better and sharper too as it's not sized up to meet the whopping 2880 x 1800 display.
I like the way the black border looks with the keys lol
The anti-glare display can be used in nearly any location and the screen is clear and sharp with no glare or reflections.
That's it's prime advantage. Your not going to be using the bezel or even noticing it anymore, rather looking at the screen and if you can see what's on it or not.
The slight bezel color difference is nothing (it can be colored black by ColorWare if it really bothers you), after a few days and the "new car experience" wears off you won't even care as you get used to it and really never see it.
Supposedly iFixit was offering black replacement bezels, don't know if that is still in effect or not.
The long lasting factor of anti-glare screens is you can use it outside, near the pool, on the bus, in planes and classes with no glare.
I get tons of compliments on the clarity of my anti-glare screen over others with glossy displays.
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