Over the past several weeks, we’ve seen several leaks about Apple’s upcoming iPhone 14 lineup. Leaks suggest that Apple will finally drop the ugly notch in the iPhone 14 series in favor of a dual-hole punch for the Face ID sensors and the front camera. Additionally, we learned that Apple might offer a better selfie shooter on the iPhone 14 series and up to 6GB of RAM. New report from korea news information technology It now reveals that Apple will release about 80 million Samsung Display OLED panels for iPhone 14 models.
Industry insiders familiar with Apple’s plans say Samsung Display will offer around 80 million OLED panels for all four models in the iPhone 14 lineup. The report also highlights that Samsung Display will offer 6.1-inch OLED panels for the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro, and 6.7-inch for iPhone 14 Pro models. iPhone 14 Max and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Of the 80 million panels, only 38.17 million will be made available for the affordable iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro.
However, Samsung Display may not be the only supplier of screens for the iPhone 14 series. Separate report from electricity It reveals that Apple will evaluate the BOE’s OLED panel for the iPhone 14 series this week. The Chinese display maker is said to be hoping to gain approval within the month to meet production deadlines.
It’s worth noting that Apple discovered BOE making circuit width changes for thin-film transistors on the iPhone 13’s OLED panels earlier this year. As a result of this, BOE’s OLED panel display for the iPhone 13 series dropped in February. BOE is now aiming to get approval for as many panels as possible for the iPhone 14 series before it goes into production later this year. However, sources claim that Apple may limit the BOE to 5 million OLED panels just for the iPhone 14 series after the latest meltdown.
source: korea news information technologyAnd the electricity
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