Although they're relatively new compared to LCD screens, OLED panels have gained a lot of traction lately.
As it turns out, a new rumor emerging today from an IHS - a market research firm - official claims that more companies are looking to adopt OLED displays in their upcoming devices.
According to Kevin Wang, Technology Research Director over at IHS, Apple is considering the adoption of OLED panels in some of its 2016 devices.
Unfortunately, Wang did not specify for which product category Apple is considering making the switch to OLED, although there's a very good chance that he's referring to smartphones (iPhones) or tablets (iPads).
Furthermore, it should also be mentioned that the Apple Watch was the first Apple device to integrate OLED technology, a flexible P-OLED display from LG to be more specific. LG probably has the large yields that Apple requires.
On the other hand, a report dating back this April said Apple is said to equip next-gen iPads with OLED panels from JOLED, a lesser-known display maker that is allegedly ramping up 9.7-inch OLED panel production.
Wang also confirms previous rumors according to which Huawei is getting ready to integrate OLED panels in its upcoming smartphones.
Apple Rumored To Experiment With OLED Displays in 2016
Reviewed by Asheesh Kashab
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August 07, 2015
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