Apple iPad 2's screen to be LCD due to OLED/AMOLED shortages
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The iPad 2 is supposed to be released in Q1 2011/ April 2011 and it is reported there is no chance that the Samsung Mobile Display team will be able to produce enough OLED/AMOLED displays in time for the much-anticipated next generation iPad to use them. That's to say that Apple will have to stick with the tried and tested LCD technology.
Just to remind you what a previous rumour stated - that Samsung has scheduled a Q3 2011 release for its own 7-inch (Super) AMOLED-using tablet, so we guess it's safe to assume that (Super) AMOLED may become a standard for the high-end tablets in the very near future.
source: OLED-Display via Electricpig UK
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8 Comments
1. clevername posted on 10 Dec 2010, 09:19 0
I thinkthis is a ridiculous rumor. Apple most likely is going to go for a retina display. Which are LCD and made by sharp. Anoles is made by samsung. Simple.
2. Rawrzellers posted on 10 Dec 2010, 12:26 0
iPad doesn't deserve the AMOLED screens. Shit apple doesn't deserve them I figure they'll start using them when people have forgotten about them and samsung is making better screens then they'll order 9999999999 AMOLED screens and just resell it as "iAMOLED" and of course hipsters and apple fags will eat the shit up.
3. notsoclever (unregistered) posted on 10 Dec 2010, 14:59 2
Umm, "Retina" displays are actually made by LG.
4. Mongre posted on 10 Dec 2010, 14:59 1
Shortages? Is that what you call it?
Why would Samsung ship AMOLED screens to Apple when Samsung makes the Galaxy Tab, an iPad competitor?
Why would Samsung ship AMOLED screens to HTC when Samsung makes the Galaxy S, a Droid Incredible competitor?
Samsung isn't stupid.
5. Elektra (unregistered) posted on 10 Dec 2010, 15:20 0
Also shows how bad they are. Eventually, no other businesses would want to do business with them.
6. honeycomb (unregistered) posted on 11 Dec 2010, 06:26 0
what a nonsense why the hell would apple go for a lower pixel density. Apple already have retina display(960x640)which is obvious more than samsung's(480x800) super AMOLED.
This article is a wastage of time
you should have gone through some more investigation before posing this nonsense
7. some guy (unregistered) posted on 12 Dec 2010, 00:30 0
Honeycomb fails! Baaaaadly. The screen resolution is completely unrelated to the technology used to make the display.
8. some guy (unregistered) posted on 12 Dec 2010, 00:32 0
Also, grammar fail. I'm just going to assume english is your second language so I don't choke on my Mt Dew. Why come here and disrespect the writer? Go elsewhere, these people work hard.


