Apple Working With Samsung and LG to Explore Cheaper Ways to Manufacturer MacBook Pro OLED Displays
Apple is exploring ways to reduce manufacturing costs for high-mobility oxide (HMO) backplanes used in OLED displays with assistance from Samsung and LG. The effort is part of plans to potentially transition MacBook Pro displays from the currently-used low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) technology, which is present in iPhone and iPad Pro models. The collaboration aims to make OLED displays more economical for larger devices.
Key points
- Apple working with Samsung and LG on OLED display manufacturing
- Focus on cost-effective HMO backplane production for MacBook Pro
- Potential shift from current LTPO technology
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