According to the latest information from several sources, Apple will launch the iPad Pro equipped with an M3 chip later this year and use OLED display technology for the first time.
Ross Young revealed the key information
Ross Young, CEO of the well-known display supply chain consulting company DSCC, revealed the latest news. He believes that Apple will introduce a number of technologies for the M3 iPad Pro that will be used for the first time in this series of products, and will give support to the upcoming OLED panels. highly rated.
It is rumored that both the 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models will be equipped with LTPO back panels, similar to the technology used in Apple’s latest iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. Ross Young said these upcoming devices will also be the first tablets to use tandem stacking technology. Stacking the layers in series can increase the durability of the iPad Pro OLED panel by four times while increasing the overall brightness by two times.
It was earlier reported that Apple and Samsung were at an impasse in agreement talks, unable to reach a deal that would allow the Korean manufacturer to supply these high-quality displays. Ross Young commented in related news that these tablets will be equipped with “the brightest and longest-lasting OLED” , thanks to the application of tandem stacking technology.
In addition, the transition from mini-LED to OLED means Apple can make these displays thinner, and Ross Young said the new products will be the lightest and thinnest tablets.
The use of advanced OLED screens is likely to force Apple to charge a high premium. It is rumored that the starting price of the new machine will be US$1,500 (IT House Note: currently about 10,740 yuan), and the maximum price may exceed US$2,000 (currently about 14,320 yuan). yuan), which may dissuade some buyers.
Apple will definitely carry out a lot of marketing around the new OLED panel of the M3 iPad Pro. IT Home will provide all the details at that time, so stay tuned for subsequent updates.
