Supports the June rumor.RegHardware said:This week, an unnamed LG insider told website SmartHouse that the deal includes 15in OLED panels which, it's claimed, Apple has chosen to built into new notebooks supposedly set to appear in June.
Isn't it possible to have OLED as a BTO option?RegHardware said:Its worth taking the claim with a big pinch of salt. Firstly, putting a 15in OLED screen into an Apple notebook would surely push the machines price well beyond the £2000 mark and make it the reserve of those with only the most well-lined of pockets.
I think the release will be the week before WWDC, much like the 2007 MacBook Pros.RegHardware said:Secondly, Apples Worldwide Developers Conference takes place in June and the shows become the launch pad for all things iPhone.
Could this just be the screen to be used in the "more rumored" 17" educational iMac?
The 17" iMac is dead and buried. Apple a few weeks ago released an $899 20" iMac for education, putting the white 17" iMac out to pasture.
Behold, the only consumer OLED screen that isn't for a cellphone/pmp
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs...0151&langId=-1&categoryId=8198552921644539854
It's only $2500 dollars and has the super high resolution of 960(H) x 540 (V). So who else is hoping for such a screen in the next Macbook?
We will get OLED screens in Macbooks...someday. This is still a few years away though. There are 2-3 PMP players and several cellphones with OLED screens on the market so I imagine the first place we will see OLED screens is in iPods and iPhones.
I think not putting an OLED screen in the next iPod Touch and iPhone would be a mistake in fact. Sony is next in line to release a DAP with an OLED screen.
They could be RGB LED panels, which work just like regular LCDs but use red, green, and blue LEDs instead of white LEDs for better color gamut and saturation. I know Dell sells one, and I think the panel is made by LG.