How Apple’s OLED iPad Pro upgrade might end up benefitting MacBooks
With February almost over, we're entering iPad Pro OLED launch territory. Apple will unveil the next-gen iPad Pro models at some point in March, according to reports. The highly-anticipated iPad Pro refresh will bring a few significant upgrades. We're not just looking forward to the M3 chip. The new generation of iPad Pro tablets will be Apple's first to feature OLED screens.
Word on the street is that these iPad Pro OLED screens will be thinner and lighter than ever. They'll feature new two-stack tandem technology that will improve the panels' brightness, image quality, and lifespan.
Apparently, Samsung and LG are already mass-producing OLED panels for Apple, with each company assigned to one of the two sizes. The OLED iPad Pro will reportedly come in 11-inch and 13-inch flavors. But each supplier also wants in on the action for the other size. Apple might reassign supply duties after the first initial batch of sales.
That competition is great news to me, a longtime MacBook user and someone who isn't dying to get an iPad Pro OLED model. Those large OLED screens that LG and Samsung are currently manufacturing might graduate from the iPad and move to the MacBook in the not-too-distant future.
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