A new report has revealed some interesting information about next year’s Apple iPad lineup. Apparently, these iPads will feature OLED display panels that will be supplied by known display maker LG Display.
According to an ETNews report, the South Korean supplier will be the one to supply the Cupertino based giant with OLED panels for its iPad. The report added that LG is preparing to begin producing these OLED displays by expanding its plant in Paju, South Korea. The increase in production capacity will be for mid to small sized OLED displays that will be for the next generation of iPhone and iPad models.
Notably, the report states (Via MacRumors) that the introduction of OLED panels is quite an opportunity for LG Display due to its aspect ratio and size of the device’s display. As of right now, rival suppliers of the brand are currently not able to adapt to these sizes as easily. On the other hand, another report has suggested that BOE is also set to be one of the suppliers of OLED panels for upcoming iPad models as well.
So, an iPad with OLED display is expected to arrive for the first time next year as LG is set to start mass production of these panels at its Paju production site. Keep in mind that this is still just an unconfirmed news so take it with a pinch of salt, however, it is in line with our previous reports. So stick around for more updates.
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