We all have at least one thing we’re good at, but sometimes we like to try something outside our comfort zones. From home decor to technological repairs, more people around New Zealand are opting for DIY solutions. At face value, this seems like a cheaper, more favourable choice, but it’s not always the case. How far is too far when it comes to DIY repairs?

Acer’s laptops continue to surprise and impress. Underrated by some, Acer machines are some of the best quality laptops on the market as they offer a variety of uses and can be perfect for a wide array of jobs.

So you’ve had your iPhone or MacBook for a while and it’s been great. Premium hardware coupled with the latest in mobile software is reason enough for any modern person to want to own a product from this brand. Just make sure you keep enjoying it for years to come by investing in legitimate Apple device repair.

You’re in the middle of typing an important document or on a critical Skype call when your computer suddenly crashes or switches off. It’s not responding to your usual prompts, and you have no idea how to recover your previous work or get it to come on again.

At times, laptops give no warning before they stop working. In other instances, they do, but we fail to notice them. One of the most common reasons laptops die is overheating. An obvious sign of overheating that many people fail to notice or ignore is when your laptop’s fan starts making a lot of noise, and the underside of the machine is very hot. Many assume that both of these things are a normal result of use, when in fact they’re warning signs of impending damage.