Jiří Filip Apple continues its long-term mission to get rid of LCD panels and, according to the latest information,macBloomberg finally gets its turn MacBook Air. Mark Gurman in his newsletter Power On says that MacBook Air with OLED display will arrive in 2028, closing the transition Appon OLED technology across major iPad models and MacBookat.
According to Gurman, this will be the final phase of a broader transition that will begin with the iPad. mini, will continue through MacBook Proipad Air and finally, the best-selling laptop from Cupertino will also be affected. Apple already uses OLED in the latest iPad Pro and the next big evolution is set to arrive in MacBookThe first one to come is MacBook Pro with a touchscreen OLED display, which could appear as early as the end of 2026.
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Current MacBook Air with the M5 chip, which is expected early next year, will still stick with the classic LCD panel. But if Apple will maintain the annual cycle, the OLED version should arrive around the time the M7 chip debuts. According to previous informationmacit's already on him Apple works internally.
Switching to OLED for MacBook Air will bring several major advantages – higher brightness, more perfect black rendering, better contrast and, above all, lower power consumption, which should extend battery life. The displays will also be thinner and offer more accurate color rendering, which will be appreciated by both ordinary users and professionals who today AirThey reach for it thanks to its performance and portability.
While the cheaper iPad will stick with LCD, it seems Apple is moving towards a unified strategy where all premium products will gradually switch to OLED as the new standard. And if touch control is confirmed for MacBookFor Pro, the time will not be far when touch panels will also become part of laptops with the bitten apple logo.
