According to MacRumors, the South Korean website The Elec released a supply chain report showing that next year's Apple iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will use perforated LTPO OLED display panels provided by Samsung and LG.
Rygterne om, at 2022 iPhone-modellen ikke vil have pandehår, begyndte i marts i år, da analytiker Ming-Chi Kuo sagde, at de ville bruge et hul--hul-design, som har været brugt i mange år Android mobile enheder. Det perforerede design er et snit, der placerer frontkameraet i midten, hvilket tillader et større displayområde at erstatte hakket.
Guo Mingchi mener, at i det mindste de avancerede-iPhone 14 Pro-modeller vil antage et perforeret design. Hvis fordelene er gode, kan alle iPhone 15-seriens modeller i 2023 anvende det samme ikke--hak-design.
There have been rumors recently that non-professional iPhone 14 models (with 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch sizes) will continue to use notch notches, while Apple will limit the punch-hole design to the more expensive iPhone Pro. According to reports, there will be no "iPhone 14 mini", and this year's mini device iteration is the last time.
According to The Elec's latest report, Samsung, Apple's leading OLED panel supplier, will provide all perforated panels for the 6.1-inch iPhone 14 Pro, and will share an order for the 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Pro Max with LG Display for the first time.
It is reported that in this year's iPhone 13 series, Samsung provided the perforated LTPO TFT OLED panels used in the two Pro models, but LG Display did not win any panel orders for the iPhone 13, although it did participate in the panel with Apple. Development.
Therefore, winning some orders for the iPhone 14 Pro Max is a big boost for LG as it tries to gain a place in Apple's iPhone supply chain. At the same time, it allows Apple to reduce its dependence on Samsung and gain bargaining chips in price negotiations.
Da der ikke er et hak mellemrum, vil Apple implementere en anden løsning til Face ID, og der er rygter om, at den kan placeres under skærmen.
