The iPhone X was Apple’s first smartphone with an OLED display and the company followed that up with new models in 2018. It still offers an LCD model but 2019 might be the last year for this display technology in Apple’s lineup. A new report claims that Apple is going to go OLED only for iPhones starting next year.
[CES 2018] LG has made its 2018 OLED product line official, and without much surprise, the best got a little bit better. Years ago, LG made a commitment to OLED TVs, and that move was met with resounding success last year, and it looks like 2018 will be more of the same. The LG OLED Televisions are the best money can buy if you can afford it, and given the […]
It was first reported that Apple was interested in micro-LED displays back in 2015. These displays offer some of the same perks that OLED displays offer compared to LCDs. There’s better color accuracy, faster response times, and improved contrast ratio courtesy of self-lit pixels. They can also be thinner, brighter, and more power efficient than OLED panels. According to a new report, Apple is now aiming to mass produce micro-LED […]
Apple has never made an iPhone before with an OLED display. The company is expected to change course this year with the iPhone 8. It’s believed to be the company’s first iPhone to feature an OLED panel. Samsung is likely going to be the major supplier since it has a virtual monopoly in the market. However, it appears that Apple is willing to give billions of dollars to a Samsung […]
LCD and OLED are two very different display technologies that currently coexist on the mobiles and televisions markets. There are other (older) technologies such as Plasma (TV only), but right now, most users have to choose between these two. This page will give you some knowledge about both, and will highlight the differences between them — and provide a general direction for you to decide which is best for your […]
Word has been going around that display manufacturers are looking at preparing themselves to meet the needs when the iPhone from Apple makes the jump to OLED displays some time next year, as mentioned earlier in the day. In other words, whatever major design change that is associated with the 2017 version of the iPhone, suppliers of Apple would do their level best to ensure that the 10th anniversary of […]
It has long been rumored that Apple will add an OLED iPhone to its lineup in the future with Samsung supplying the displays. So far the company has confirmed nothing of the sort but a new note from a well-known Apple analyst suggests that not only will the company launch an iPhone with an OLD display next year but it’s also going to bump up the screen size on that […]
It looks like Samsung Display is not holding back with news such as this, that the company will be investing millions into its OLED production lines, and one can only think of the recent rumor where OLED screens would be making their way into the iPhone 7s. It would not be weird for Samsung to display such a component to what looks like one of their biggest rivals on the […]
It has constantly been rumored for the past couple of months that Apple is going to shift to OLED displays for the iPhone. That would be a pretty major change and considering that it sells some of the most highly desirable smartphones on the planet naturally companies that make OLED panels would want a piece of Apple’s business. Samsung is an established OLED display supplier already and now it’s believed […]
[CES 2016] We do know that the folks over at LG have certainly placed plenty of emphasis on OLED technology while aiming high at this year’s CES, having just invested in a second OLED production plant not too long ago, and have started to move more aggressively in the OLED TV market as well. Taking their expertise in this department, LG has come up with an 18″ OLED display – […]
Very few computer manufacturers are associated with high-quality displays. Dell has been among them ever since it came out with excellent 30” LCD monitors in 2006 (I still use the same one!). 10 Years later, the company announces a new 30-inch display with an OLED panel which sets the color saturation and contrast ratio to new heights.