Jan Vajdak MacBook Air A big change is coming in two years. According to informationmacBloomberg's Mark Gurman is planning to move MacBooku Air from LCD to OLED as early as 2028. The change is to be part of a strategy that will gradually deploy OLED panels across key iPads and Macy.
OLED is already used by the iPad Pro today. The iPads are next in line mini, MacBook Proipad Air and finally just MacBook AirThe cheapest iPad doesn't have this technology yet. MacBook Pro should get OLED in the next redesign, which could come as early as this year. There is also speculation that it will bring a touchscreen.
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Apple already issued MacBooku Air with M5 chips, which also received an LCD panel. If Apple will maintain annual updates, first OLED MacBook Air could arrive with M7 chips as early as 2028.
Switching to OLED would bring several major benefits. Users can expect higher brightness, deeper blacks, and significantly better contrast. OLED technology is also more energy efficient, which could have a positive impact on battery life.
I personally MacBook I'm looking forward to the OLED display and it might be the first time I'll consider upgrading from my M1, which is still more than enough for my work. That it has Apple The intention to use OLED panels has been talked about for a long time. Among other things, its hands are tied by the still relatively high purchase price, which would have to be reflected in such expensive devices.
