Can Apple really succeed at in-house displays?
. The move would continue Apple’s progression toward using the company’s own parts across its products without having to rely on components from outside suppliers. Another report from Mark Gurman just this week said that Apple is currently at work on an all-in-one chip that handles Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular networking. The company’s in-house silicon already powers the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV.
Often hailed as the next major leap for display technology after OLED, MicroLED screens provide many of the same benefits. The picture is generated by millions of individual light-emitting diodes that offer per-pixel dimming; each one can shut off to produce perfect blacks. This results in the unrivaled contrast that we’ve been enjoying from OLED TVs and smartphones for years; more recently, OLED is increasingly used in tablets, laptops, and desktop monitors.
If there’s one company that has so far led the way with MicroLED, it’s Samsung. The company provided an update on where things stand at CES 2023. If you’re a display nerd or general tech enthusiast, the below video is well worth a watch to understand more about MicroLED’s benefits, modularity, and how it all comes together. You’ll learn a lot in under eight minutes.
. So it’s critical for these displays to spread and reach more products for costs to come down — both for the manufacturer and consumers.reports that the MicroLED screens “will be Apple’s first screens designed and developed entirely in-house,” but that doesn’t mean the company will suddenly start making tens of millions of these panels itself. As always, Apple will turn to manufacturing partners to produce whatever’s under development right now.
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