Apple, one of the biggest names in the technology world, continues to work for the new generation iPad model. For the model, which has witnessed some leaks before, the company is planning important changes. So much so that he will be working with the big names for these changes.
LG and Samsung to supply OLED panel for iPad Pro
Many important sources say that Apple will launch the first iPad with OLED display in 2024. In Apple, the BOE company was outweighed for the OLED display. However, situations have changed. According to SamMobile, Apple has decided to deal with Samsung Display and LG Display to supply OLED displays.
According to the information received, Apple placed orders for 12.9-inch and 10.9-inch OLED panels from these companies. On the other hand, Ross Young, co-founder and CEO of Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC), states that the first OLED screen iPad model will take the stage in the first quarter of next year.
Apple CEO may lose his seat!
Tim Cook, who took over as Apple CEO on August 24, 2011, may leave his seat with the shareholders meeting to be held on March 10.
On the other hand, LG and Samsung companies have been mentioned together with Apple before. Undoubtedly, foldable models are the most important trend of the smartphone world in the last period. According to the information, Apple wants LG and Samsung to produce the world’s most flexible and thinner OLED panel for the foldable iPhone. However, no further confirmation of this situation could be made.
Apple introduced the iPad Pro model with the M2 processor in October last year. Built on the ARMv8 architecture and produced with 5nm technology, the processor is home to an 8-core CPU offering up to 15 percent faster performance and a 10-core GPU offering up to 35 percent faster graphics performance. The device, equipped with a 12.9-inch Liquid Retina XDR display, includes advanced display technologies such as iPad Pro, P3 wide color gamut, True Tone and ProMotion.
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