No, Apple won't be going all-in with OLED, it's too expensive
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While the mere observation that Apple has 300 employees present at the ongoing Society of Information Displays (SID) 2018 expo, may come as proof of the recent supply chain reports that it could introduce OLED screens in all of its upcoming phones, reputed analysts are putting the sources of this rumor to the test. Granted, Apple had just 200 employees attending the expo last year, but, besides OLED screens, companies like Samsung or LG, are also showing bendable, transparent, automotive, and all other types of panels that might have caught Apple's attention, including sound-emitting ones.
Last but not least, Goldman Sachs analysts say that rosy financial guidance from Japan Display, which is allegedly tasked with the notch-y LCD screen for the rumored iPhone 9, make the move to OLED unlikely in the next two years or so. What may change the equation, though, is the microLED tech that Apple has in the labs. It could mature enough in the next two years, so that Apple will utilize it in at least one of its future devices, maybe even an iPhone, which will make those OLED company shares plunge for real this time.
source: Bloomberg
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