The new iPad Pro will have the best OLED panels on the market
Mass production of OLED panels for iPad Pro begins in January 2024
The launch of the 2024 iPad Pro is almost here! Apple is expected to introduce Two new iPad Pro models with 11-inch and 13-inch OLED screens during a special event on May 7. And the next generation iPad Pro will be revolutionary in many ways, especially when it comes to its OLED display.
Until now, we knew that the OLED screens of the 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Pro would be produced by different companies, and that there would be screens in matte and glossy versions. However, today even more interesting information has come to light. This will please consumers who plan to buy a new iPad in 2024.
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iPad Pro will use the best OLED technology on the market
The OLED screen in the 2024 iPad Pro series will completely change the rules of the game. we took New details about what to expect from the features of OLED panels It was used in the development of the iPad Pro.
New rumors from Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC) analyst Ross Young suggest Apple has chosen “the best OLED panels on the market for tablets” In the 2024 iPad Pro series.
OLED technology higher contrast, purer blacks and lower power consumption than LCD panels. They emit their own light and Each pixel lights up individually. However, OLED technology also has disadvantages such as impact. burn That’s why Apple decided to minimize potential problems.
In fact, it was said that the delay in the launch of the two new iPad Pros was due to the following reasons: Samsung experienced technical problems In the production of OLED panels.
All these factors have led Apple to demand the highest quality OLED panels on the market. According to Ross Young, iPad Pro’s OLED screens will have LTPO (low temperature polycrystalline oxide) technology and refresh rate. 120Hz. Additionally, OLED panels will enable the 2024 iPad Pro to be thinner than ever, as its pixels are backlit and do not require an external light source.
Currently, the 11-inch iPad Pro has an LCD screen, while the 12.9-inch iPad Pro mini LED technology.
Source: i Padizate
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