City
Epaper

Samsung developing MacBook OLED panels: Report

By IANS | Updated: April 1, 2023 14:00 IST

San Francisco, April 1 Tech giant Samsung has started developing OLED panels for Apple's upcoming MacBook Air ultrabooks, ...

Open in App

San Francisco, April 1 Tech giant Samsung has started developing OLED panels for Apple's upcoming MacBook Air ultrabooks, the media reported.

LG is producing 11-inch and 13-inch OLED screens for Apple's upcoming iPads, but it does not have the capacity to create large displays for other devices, reports SamMobile.

So, Samsung Display has jumped on the chance and has started developing 13.3-inch OLED panels for the MacBook Air.

Earlier, analyst Ming Chi-Kuo had claimed that the MacBook with an OLED display will be released by the end of next year. This means that Samsung Display has a lot of time to create the technology to meet the iPhone maker's standards and specifications.

Earlier this week, it was reported that Apple was working on a MacBook Air model which will feature a 13.4-inch OLED display.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: samsungTech
Open in App

Related Stories

TechnologyHan Jong-hee Passes Away at 63: Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Dies of Heart Attack

Social ViralVrindavan Monkey Exchanges Samsung Phone for Mango Drink, Hilarious Video Goes Viral (Watch Video)

TechnologyAI Chatbots Discover They're Bots and Speak in Secret Language (Watch Video)

TechnologyAI to Create 2.73 Million New Tech Jobs in India by 2028: Five Essential Skills to Boost Your Hiring Potential

TechnologyYouTube Shorts Gets Major Update: Longer Videos, Remix Tools, and More

Technology Realted Stories

TechnologyCan mushrooms help boost health in Parkinson's patients?

TechnologyAdani Power logs strong financial performance in FY25, achieves 102 BU power generation

TechnologyNew skin-based test to boost diagnosis of debilitating neurodegenerative disease

TechnologyElectronic Arts Layoffs: American Video Game Company Sack Over 300 Employees, Cancels 'Titanfall' Release

TechnologyPSA Prof Ajay K Sood elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences