By Chris Skeldon 
Apple is expected to introduce a new iPad Pro model with an OLED screen next year, 2024. And now predictions have been advanced by research agency Omdia, that it will move away from the launch window in 2023. For those who have been waiting for a new MacBook with an OLED screen, however, we have bad news.
Two sizes are expected for the upcoming iPad Pro model with an OLED display of 11 inches and 13 inches, respectively. On the other hand, both devices are expected to use LTPO OLED screens with a high variable refresh rate.
OLED displays will bring a new standard of quality to the Apple iPad
Also, according to the same research agency, mass production of screens and related tablets should start only in the next year 2024. Until then, the source involved in launching new products of this type and characteristics does not believe.
Through the use of OLED screens, Cupertino technology aims to bring several improvements to the iPad Pro, one of Apple’s most popular product ranges. They’ll have incredible levels of contrast, perfect blacks, precise pixel-by-pixel lighting control, and HDR.
We will also have greater energy efficiency, as LTPO screens allow for a variable refresh rate of the image on the screen, which improves energy consumption. It should be noted that this value may vary based on the type of use and/or content displayed.
For all intents and purposes, compared to the current Mini LED LCD technology that Apple uses in the iPad Pro, it would be a step up and in the right direction. A transition that will undoubtedly bring more quality to the screens of these products, providing a superior visual experience.
A huge improvement over the current small LED LCD screen
All in all, while this is good news for all Apple iPad Pro tablet fans, it doesn’t bode well for the revamped portable MacBook Pro. Previous rumors indicated that the update would be implemented in 2024, with the transition of the screens of these computers to OLED.
However, the latest reports indicate that these important changes will be postponed until 2027. The priority will now be to place these same screens in the range of iPad Pro tablets and evaluate their behavior, as well as public reception.
Only later, after conducting this market study, Tim Cook’s company will pay attention to the MacBook Pro in order to improve the screen in question. Apple has always been cautious about adopting new technologies, so this potential decision doesn’t surprise us and doesn’t escape trademark registration.
In any case, Apple continues to improve its products and improve the display, so it will be a matter of time before its laptops have this technology as well. Before that, we will be able to count on the new iPad Pro.
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