According to an Omdia report, Apple’s MacBook Pro with OLED screens could be released within the next two years, and demand for such displays is expected to grow rapidly over the next decade. Although the company’s Pro lineup includes the most powerful Apple Silicon processors in years, Apple has yet to release a MacBook with an OLED screen that offers much better picture quality compared to LCD panels, albeit at a higher price. I didn’t.
Technology research firm Omdia’s Display Long-Term Demand Forecast Tracker shows that display demand will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 37% from 2023 to 2031 as more brands use OLED panels in high-end laptops and tablets. . .
Apple MacBook Pro with OLED screen to be released in 2026
Meanwhile, Ricky Park, a senior analyst at the research firm, said Apple’s rumored MacBook Pro model with an OLED screen is expected to be unveiled in two years. The analyst added, “Apple is likely to install OLED in MacBook Pro models as early as 2026,” adding, “Demand for OLED panels is expected to increase up to 60 million units in 2031.”
Omdia’s report also highlights how display component suppliers are already investing to capitalize on the growing demand for OLED panels. While both BOE (Jingdongfang) and Samsung Display have invested in G8.6 OLED manufacturing technology capable of mass production by 2026 or 2027, Visionox is also expected to build the same production capacity.
iPad Pro (2024), demand for tablet OLED will increase in 2024
According to a recent report, Apple expects to ship more than 9 million tablets with OLED screens, the first of the recently released iPad Pro (2024) models. According to Omdia, expected demand for the iPad Pro with Ultra Retina
Additionally, the research firm predicts that future iPad Air and iPad Mini models are rumored to feature OLED screens, which will not only persuade competitors to equip more tablets with OLED screens, but will also increase demand for such panels by 30 million units by 2029. It is expected to exceed . .
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