LG Aims to Double Down on OLED Production Capacity for Future Apple Products

LG is looking to double down on its OLED production capacity specifically for Apple as the company is expected to include display technology in more devices. Aside from Samsung, LG Display is gradually becoming an integral part of Apple's supply chain. LG is investing to enhance its equipment which will allow it to increase its production capacity. Scroll down to read more details on the subject.

LG Looking to Double Down on Its OLED Production Capacity Specifically for Apple

A new report from ITHome cites that LG Display is planning to increase its production capacity by double due to Apple's increase in demand for the technology. The company has also made investments pertaining to the move and it will allow the company to increase small display panel production from 30,000 to 60,000 per month. The increased capacity would solely reflect OLED displays meant to be used on future Apple devices.

Apple began using OLED displays on its smartphones since the launch of the iPhone X in 2017. However, mid-range iPhone models like the iPhone SE 2 and iPhone XR will continue to use LCD panels. Take note that Apple has also stepped into the mini-LED display technology which it has used on the latest M1 iPad Pro models. Moreover, the upcoming MacBook Pro models are also expected to feature mini-LED displays.

Other than this, Apple also plans to incorporate OLED displays in its iPad lineup. While some sources coin that the upgrade will take place next year, another coin to a 2023 release. While it is too early to speculate, it is great to see that Apple is embarking on a superior display technology compared to the standard LCD which it has used since forever.

There you have it, folks. Do you prefer a mini-LED display or the OLED panel on iPad models? Share your preferences with us in the comments section below.

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