LG will supply 4 million OLED screens to Apple
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Samsung is the main responsible for distributing screens to Apple for their iPhone. Although the Cupertino firm hires a secondary supplier this year, it looks like it will finally be LG. And the South Korean company has received a large volume order in that case. Since it is expected that they will distribute up to 4 million panels.
Apple asks LG for 4 million OLED panels
It is not known which of the new iPhone models these displays will be used for, so the volume may largely depend on this. But this is a huge order for the Korean firm.
Apple bets on LG as a provider
In addition, as we saw last year, Apple is committed to OLED technology on the screens of its phones. So they don't skimp on cost or quality in this regard. The American company hopes in this way to reduce its dependence on Samsung as the main provider of screens. Since Samsung is one of the companies that dominate the segment of OLED panels.
Although for the LG panels to be used in the new iPhone, it is expected that they will go through a series of controls. We already know that Apple is a company with demanding quality controls. There are expected to be at least two for the Korean firm.
If they pass both controls, then the OLED panels will be used in the new iPhone models from the Cupertino ones. The new phones should hit the market in September. It is speculated that there will be more models and with lower prices this year.
Apple will make its own OLED screens
Apple will manufacture its own OLED displays. The American company will stop buying Samsung screens and will manufacture its own.
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