The iPad 3 high-resolution screen turns out too difficult to produce in volume... again

The last rumor was that LG, Samsung and Sharp are sharing the burden for the production of this mythical display, since Sharp's new p-Si LCDs comes out too expensive for Apple, but LG and Samsung weren't able to supply mass quantities of their own high-res technologies to satisfy Apple's supply chain demands. Cupertino was even said to buy equipment for Sharp in order to spearhead the production of its displays, which are also rumored to end in the next iPhone in 2012.
We know both Samsung and LG have high-res tablet screens in the works, and Samsung already demoed one 10-incher with the astonishing 2560x1600 pixels, thanks to the PenTile matrix used, but it has no set plans yet for it. In any case, it looks that the transition to high-res screens for tablets won't come as smooth as it is undergoing now with smartphones. Not to mention that such screen would benefit from the quad-core Apple A6 that is just entering the production plan stages.
via CNET