Apple iPad 2G rumored to adopt OLED Display

Apr 19 2010, 2:11am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

The new iPhone 4G (4th Generation) that we should see launch in June is rumored to adopt a Super OLED Display. Digitimes is spreading a rumor today that Apple also plans to adopt OLED for the next generation iPad.
In the same report Digitimes' analyst is questioning the truth of this rumor as a 9.7-inch OLED screen have currently a cost of around $500.

OLED displays in that size would need to fall considerably in price before Apple would use them in the iPad.
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