Replacement logic board for my 20" cinema display?

I'm looking for good place online to buy replacement logic board for my 20" cinema display. Any suggestions?

You could ask the Apple store to let you have (or buy) one of the boxes they use to send the displays in for repair. They should have these on hand.

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    likely display inverter board.
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  • Why in the world does it cost sooo much to replace a logic board for your water damage macbook pro? As if apple hasn't made enough money to allow some people to save some money for their laptop..

    Why in the world does it cost sooo much to replace the logic board for your macbook pro.
    As if apple hasn't made enough money to allow some people to save some money..

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    You can identify your exact computer model from the following link:
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