DSCC analyst Ross Young said that on July 13, MacRumors reported that there are rumors that the iMac 27-inch small LED display will use ProMotion technology, but it will not be available until early 2023.
Ross Young said Apple missed its 10-month deadline in early 2023, but that prediction now seems more realistic.
It is said that the new MacBook Pro, like the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro, uses ProMotion technology, a refresh rate of 120 Hz, and a small LED display.
Ross Young speculated that this product will not replace the XDR Pro with a 6K display, priced at US$4,999 (approximately 33,543.29 yuan). This new display is similar to the Apple Studio Display and costs $1,599 (approximately 10,729.29 yuan), while the Display is 27 inches. However, small LED panels and ProMotion technology can make newer products more expensive.
Ross Young said what new products Apple will launch next year, and is expected to release the 15.2-inch MacBook Air in early 2023.
iPad OLED screen, under-screen camera technology and foldable display
Apple plans to revolutionize the iPad in the next few years, according to a reliable analyst Ross Young, Apple plans to launch a series of iPads in the next few years, Includes a 14.1-inch, 11-inch OLED screen, under-screen camera technology, and foldable displays.
Ross Young said on MacRumors that he no longer believes the 14.1-inch iPad will use miniLED technology because its screen is the same as the iPad Air. He said more information about the equipment would be provided to suppliers.
Ross Young believes that in the near future, the 11-inch iPad Pro will continue to use existing technology. Apple has not upgraded it to a small LED display, or a "Liquid Retina XDR" like the 12.9-inch iPad Pro. . However, Apple is said to be preparing for an update to OLED displays. Apple plans to offer OLED displays for the 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro by 2024. Apple wants the 11-inch iPad Pro to have an OLED screen so it will sell far more than the 12.9-inch iPad.
Ross Young predicts that Apple will use TrueDepth under-screen technology on the iPad because it can be more easily applied under larger and smaller PPI screens. And since iPads are produced in smaller quantities than iPhones, experimentation with iPads is possible. He also said that new features could be available as early as next year that would significantly exceed industry expectations for iPhone screens.
Digital Genius It is reported that Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has previously predicted that Apple will launch its first full-screen smartphone in the fall of 2024, and the "iPhone 16 Pro" will be the first iPhone product with a display identification code and a front-facing camera. . However, Ming-Chi Kuo is just speculating. It’s hard to say whether it will be mass-produced in two or three years.
Ross Young also said that Apple cannot produce a foldable iPhone now because there is not enough glass cover. That's not something Apple will do when it launches its larger foldable iPad and MacBook.
