As the report points out, Samsung Display is planning on postponing the development of full-cut OLED displays with a single layer, which is supplied to PC makers like Asus. Instead, it will focus on two stack tandem OLED panels, which Apple has asked for. We’ve recently heard of Apple making the shift to OLED on other products, including the OLED MacBook Air that’s expected to launch in 2024. This comes from display industry consultant Ross Young (opens in new tab), who states that the 2024 MacBook Air and both the iPad Pros are set to get what is called “two-stack” OLED displays with ProMotion. This backs up The Elec’s report. Of course, it’s a good idea to take this in with a pinch of salt, as we’re still over a year away from Apple officially announcing a new MacBook Air or iPad Pro with OLED displays. Currently, there are no Mac or iPad products that use OLED, only LCD and mini-LED panels. By using OLED, you can expect improved brightness and a better contract ratio, along with the possibility of improved battery life. Before any OLED iPad or OLED MacBook Air in 2024, we’re expecting to see new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with M2 Pro and M2 Max, along with Apple’s next set of flagships: the iPhone 15 and even an iPhone 15 Ultra.
