The 2024 iPad Pro could bring a thinner OLED panel

iPad Pro with OLED display

Recently released rumors targeted Macs and specifically the button-themed iPhone 15 Pro. But we cannot forget the iPad which may be launched for next year and which is supposed to have a renewal. In fact, new rumors indicate that it’s more than likely we’ll see models that use a technology in OLED screens that will make them thinner than they are so far, developed by LG.

When we talk about the possibility that the iPad could benefit from a new technology in the screens which consists of a thinner OLED panel, we are talking, for now, about the iPad Pro

, Of course, this. We already know that Apple does not launch these important innovations in all models, only in the high-end ones. The thing is, the iPad Pro will benefit from LG’s new OLED panel burning technology that will enable slimmer devices while lowering production costs.

The new hybrid OLED panel technology uses a glass substrate like a rigid OLED panel, but uses a thin-film encapsulation (TFE) like that of a flexible OLED panel. LG Display, in collaboration with LG Electronics’ Production Engineering Research Institute (PRI), is developing an etching technology that simultaneously engraves the glass substrate and cuts it into cellular units. In a hybrid OLED panel, the upper glass substrate is replaced by TFE. This allows the panel to be thinner and the remaining bottom glass substrate is etched even thinner at 0.5mm to 0.2mm. We had already discussed this possibility last year, but not in such detail. So you should pay attention to this rumor and give it a vote of confidence. If it rings again, it will be for a reason.

Everything seems to indicate that LG is creating this OLED panel so that be the iPad Pro those who set them free and we assume that for a while only these devices will be the ones using it. Let’s hope it’s like this.

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