Apple aimed to launch its first OLED iPad in 2022, but later said the company had abandoned that plan. Since then, there has been uncertainty as to when the first OLED models would launch, with launches suggested in 2023 and 2024.
We have received supply chain reports regarding LG and Samsung Display’s plans to supply OLED panels to Apple for use in future iPads. Samsung's role seems less certain, but rival Korean company LG appears to have a more solid position.
LG plans to double the production capacity of its OLED factory dedicated to small and medium-sized displays.
LG Display is currently transferring part of its OLED production equipment from its E5 production line at its Gumi plant in South Korea to its plant in Paju.
Sources said the company is moving some of its tensioners used to deposit OLED materials on panels during production to its E6-4 production line at its P10 factory in Paju […]
LG Display may be doing this to prepare for OLED panels that Apple plans to use for future iPad models, they said […] The factory already has the E6-1 and E6-2 production lines to produce OLED panels for iPhones.
This is important because the device described is very fragile and can easily be damaged during shipping. Moving it is not something you do lightly. This shows that LG is very confident in producing at its Apple-focused factories.
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