Then Apple reportedly switch to OLED.
Nikkei Asian Review argues iPhone gets OLED displays first in 2018.
Unsafe at quality
According to Nikkei, Apple has asked its component suppliers that change should occur in 2018, with the proviso that during the first stage of the launch and it shall also launched models with LCD panel, which Apple the user in the current models.
The reason why Apple has not landed on OLED quite yet is that they are nervous about OLED panel-life, it is namely so that LCD IPS panels lasts twice as long – and what about 3D Touch they have just developed for today’s IPS models?
Does iOS plunged into darkness in 2018?
Apple uses these in combination with LED lights, while each OLED pixel illuminates itself, hence the name “organic light-emitting diode “.
Since the lights themselves should iOS become much darker in the visual style (Apple Watch is equipped with AMOLED panel), not only to save on battery usage, but to make the battery life total seen anymore.
Shift up new LCD factory
Nikkei rumor backed up by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI (a source that hit relatively well) which has previously claimed that Apple is not going to switch to OLED neither next year or in 2017.
KGI pleased to announce that the iPhone manufacturer Foxconn has invested $ 4 billion in a new LCD factory, so Apple is definitely no rush .
Source:
9to5Mac
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