The next MacBooks and iPads will feature an OLED screen made by LG. The information came through the website TheElec, where it is said that LG is working on manufacturing displays for Apple's tablets and notebooks.
As per the information, LG is currently producing OLED screens for two iPad models. Next, the plan is to provide displays for Apple's first OLED MacBook around 2025.
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According to The Elec, LG will supply Gen 8.2 OLED displays using its Paju facility located in South Korea. Previous reports have said that LG's factory in this city is central to Apple's plans to offer iPads with OLED displays, as well as its intentions to increase the supply of OLED displays for future iPhone models.
11" and 12,6" iPad will use LG's OLED Gen 6 screens
The future 11" and 12,6" iPads that Apple will launch, according to The Elec, will use LG's Gen 6 OLED displays. Tablets will be released sometime before 2025, the year the Macbook OLED will debut.
According to Ming-Chi Kuo, the launch of the first MacBook with an OLED screen will depend on the arrival of the new iPads with an OLED screen of 11 and 12,9 inches in 2024. Check out the leaker's tweet below (a person who reveals information before the official announcements). ):
I think the release date of the OLED MacBook is mainly dependent on the schedule of iPad's adoption of OLED. MacBook would use OLED in 2025 at the earliest if Apple could successfully release 12.9-inch & 11-inch OLED iPads in 2024.
— Guo Ming-Chi Kuo (@mingchikuo) March 17, 2022
Mass production of OLED panels for iPad models expected to start in 2023
Taking into account the leaks we have at the moment, it is believed that LG plans to start mass production of LTPO OLED displays for iPads between the years 2023 and 2024 for the MacBook OLED to be released in 2025.
