The First Apple Mini LED Device Will Be The 12.9-Inch Ipad Pro, According To Kuo

Apple has long speculated that it is collaborating with mini LED displays on new products. A new iPad Pro is likely to be the first instrument with the new display technology. 

Epistar supplies mini LED chips for Apple, according to Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The Board will also be joined by Sanan and other stakeholders. He also noted that Apple has switched from "technology growth" to the "scale / cost economy" process in its plans for mini-LED screens, according to Macrumors.

Kuo noticed that Epistar was initially confronted with yield problems. However, the provider has quickly strengthened its mini LED capacity to supply significant amounts of chips.

In the fourth quarter of 2020, Apple's mini LED will be used for mass production. The returns pushed the analyser to up to 50,000, between 300,000 and 400,000, to check the show shipment estimate. 

The last report is based on Kuo 's forecast of several Apple devices with mini LEDs. The analyst says that the company operates on a 12.9-inch premium iPad Pro with a small LED monitor. Apart from the 12.9 "iPad, it is also possible to run on 5 additional computers, which will include a 26" iMac Pro, a new 14.1 "iPad pro, a 16" iPad, a 10.2.00 iPad and a 7.9 "iPad pro mini. Apple is working on the new MacBook Pro, a new 28.0" iPad.

New mini LED displays from Apple would possibly help speed up the use of new display technologies. It also would result in lower prices for parts. According to Kuo, about 30-40 percent will feature new display technology in 2021 on iPads to be delivered. The same rate of adoption can also occur next year for MacBooks.