Apple may adopt 'sputtering' OLED manufacture for brighter displays
Apple's suppliers are working on a new OLED manufacturing technology that could deliver brighter displays for the iPhone and iPad. iPhones already have an OLED display Apple has long planned to replace the displays on all of its products with OLED. While it is well on its way to achieving that goal, the OLED panels it uses in the future could be a marked improvement over what's in use now.…
Apple may be exploring a new OLED manufacturing technique, known as sputtering, which could result in brighter displays for its iPhone and iPad devices, according to AppleInsider. This potential shift comes as the company continues its efforts to replace traditional LCD panels with OLED technology across its product lineup. Samsung Display and LG Display, two of Apple's OLED suppliers, are reportedly working on new Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) and sputtering methods that could enhance the brightness and contrast of their displays.
The sputtering process, which is already in use, could enable Apple to produce High Mobility Oxide (HMO) based panels with improved pixel brightness, potentially leading to enhanced visual experiences for users.
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