Apple orders OLED displays from Samsung and LG for 2024 iPad Pros
The company is starting the process of adopting OLED technology in its future iPads.
Now that they have received all the necessary A17 Bionic chips from Apple, they have decided to start mass production of the iPhone 15 series. Order OLED displays for the next generation of your iPad Pro. The company asked LG Display and Samsung to develop 10.9 and 12.9-inch panels.
The news brings us quite an interesting curiosity, and that is Apple excluded BOE from the equation. They planned to set up a new facility from BOE to manufacture OLED panels for Apple. Finally, many rumors emerged that BOE was included in the OLED panel production of the company, which decided to prefer Samsung and LG.
Apple prepares for the production of new iPad Pro models of 2024
In Business Korea, they reported that Apple is requesting orders for OLED panels. 10.9 inches And 12.9 inches To Samsung Display and LG Display.
“Apple has already placed orders for the development of 10.9-inch and 12.9-inch panels for the iPad with Samsung Display and LG Display. BOE excluded.”
Korean display manufacturers plan to manufacture OLED panels in their own factories. sixth generation production line 1,500mm x. 1.850mm.
Another source suggests that Apple plans to improve iPad Pro models. 11.1 and 13 inch OLED displays. We don’t know what causes the differences in screen sizes in the two theories, maybe it’s a communication error related to the actual dimensions of the device and not its screen.
Apple currently the 11-inch iPad Pro and 12.9-inch iPad Pro with LCD technology and mini LED technology, respectively. Other rumors claim that the company will introduce OLED technology in its future MacBooks and micro LED displays on the Apple Watch in 2024.
Source: i Padizate
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