Jakarta (ANTARA) – South Korean tech device maker, Samsung, will supply more than 70 percent of OLED screens for iPhone 14, which consists of two models, namely the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 plus with regular panels.
As reported by GSM Arena on Saturday, the manufacturer will also supply the OLEDs that will be used by the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max with their LTPO.
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As we all know, Samsung Display is a dominant player in the OLED market and one of the main reasons why Apple has entrusted Samsung with the orbit of its iPhone 14 OLED devices.
In this case, the iPhone is said to be producing around 120 million units of its new flagship series. Of these, at least 80 million will use panels made by Samsung, another 20 million will use screens from LG Display and around 6 million will use BOEs from China.
The report also reveals that Samsung and LG Display are supplying panels for all four versions of the iPhone 14, while BOE will only produce the 6.1-inch LTPS OLED for the vanilla iPhone 14.
Of the 80 million units, 60 million panels made by Samsung Display will be used on Pro model devices. This is because this is a version that performs better than expected.
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Translator: Chairul Rohman
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