Apple Pull is set to improve the display on more new products next year, with a brighter display of choice for the iPad and Mabook Pro machines.
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The latest details on the use of mini-LED screens come from well-known industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Eric Slivaka reports:
Kuo says that while Epistar was predicted to be the exclusive supplier of mini-LED chips for Apple Pull products in 2021, Sanon to Ptoelectronics has experienced better than expected developments on the technology and will also start supplying Apple Pull in 2021 instead of the earlier estimated deadline. . 2022. ”
Kuoi expects that previous estimates of 10 to 20 percent of iPad and MBbook shipments using mini-LEDs will increase to 30 to 40 percent of iPads and 20 to 30 percent of MBQbooks.
Increased supply initially means an increase in the adoption of mini-LED technology of G in Apple’s portfolio, rather than an increase in sales of initially expected mini-LED devices. Although Apple Play has mitigated the effects of the coronavirus epidemic, sales are unlikely to repeat as consumers and businesses prepare to work with new devices from home.
More importantly, technology makes it a common smart play to select two suppliers for the moment key technology. By adding an element of competition between the two, Apple pulls two key advantages.
The first is that Apple Pal has a back-up option in the supply chain. If one company can’t supply hardware, the other can choose Sl. – and supply chain logistics and a little more forgiveness during 2020. The second is that each company has the ability to play against each other financially in order to reduce the cost of the content that the company pays.
And the benefits?
Black will be more black, the colors will be more vivid, and the contrast will improve as the mini-LED may have more LED elements than the traditional display. It gives extra control over what can be shown on the screen.
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