Apple Reportedly Planning to Bring OLED to iPad Mini and iPad Air

[Apple Knowledge Navigator]

I’ll believe it when I see it. It sounds like Apple wants to eventually reach mini-LED, so I don’t see why they would invest in OLED as a stop-gap measure.

 

[dampfnudel]

OLED is great BUT FOR burn in. 5 month old Sony TV has severe burn in for CNN chiron/logo. Sony will not warranty cover.

Is the panel QD-OLED (sourced from Samsung) or WOLED (sourced from LG)? QD-OLED is more likely to be affected by burn-in than WOLED.

 

[dampfnudel]

sorry to hear that - my seven year old and surely in excess of 10,000 hour running LG has not a single pixel defekt of burn in defekt - regularly every year tested and in case visitors claim that burn in is a an inherent problem of OLED.

LG OLED panels appear to be better than Samsung’s OLED panels. Unless Samsung is giving SONY inferior panels.

 

[Westside guy]

Obviously, the non-Pro iPads will only get regular Motion. Duh. (Or possibly JellyMotion.)

Or LocoMotion, perhaps?

 

[klasma]

Or LocoMotion, perhaps?

That would be some crazy motion. 😉

 

[chetzar]

Apple should try bringing MacOS to the iPad Pro.
That’d be greeeeaaaattttt

 

[icemantx]

Apple should try bringing MacOS to the iPad Pro.
That’d be greeeeaaaattttt

So basically you want a touch screen MacBook.

 

[svish]

Eventually the Air should be getting OLED without ProMotion. Will take some time for it to happen though.

 

[Smartass]

OLED is great BUT FOR burn in. 5 month old Sony TV has severe burn in for CNN chiron/logo. Sony will not warranty cover.

Serves you right for watching CNN!

 

[melgross]

Serves you right for watching CNN!

At least they tell the truth most of the time as opposed to another “news network”.

 

[Vidd]

Having a 13 Pro and iPad Pro has spoiled me with ProMotion.
I'd rather have a 120Hz IPS than OLED.

 

[Mother Nature]

OLED in 2026.

ProMotion in 2055.

The benefits from OLED are far more noticeable than they high refresh 120 fps rate.

 

[dodoei]

this is not a good thing unless it's DC dimming, which is impossible as of now. There will be a lot of strained eyeballs.