Apple Cuts 9.7-inch iPad Display Orders by 90%

Apple 9_7-inch iPad Display

Hit-or-miss Asian publication DigiTimes reports that LG saw a 90% cut in full-size iPad screen orders from December to January. During that period, Apple allegedly decreased orders for 9.7-inch displays from 6 million to 600,000.

The reduction is blamed on growing user interest in the iPad mini, as most of the 5 million panels supplied by LG were actually for the smaller tablet. The California device maker could have also simply overproduced full-size iPad units to keep up with holiday demand and is now slowing down the manufacturing process to clear post-Christmas in-channel inventory.
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Apple Hires Ex-LG OLED Expert

Apple LG OLED

According to OLED-info.com, Apple has employed an OLED expert who used to be a senior research of the display technology at LG, Dr. Lee Jeung-jil. While working for the Asian screen maker, he was reportedly researching printing technology.
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Apple Rumored to Hire LG’s OLED TV Expert

Apple TV

Apple is reported to have hired a former LG’s OLED TV expert, James Lee, to lead the development of Apple’s alleged TV set. Although the Cupertino company has not commented on the rumors and on the hire of James Lee, it seems reasonable for Apple to hire the expert in OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology who used to work not only for LG but also for Samsung.
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Rumors on iPad-mini from Apple: true or false?

iPad-mini

Rumors about an iPad-mini already exist. Some say this is due to the fact that manufacturers of components for famous Apple product may have experiencing a leak of information.

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New iPad Retina Display said to be supplied solely by Samsung

New iPad Retina

According to Bloomberg, Samsung is the only supplier making Retina Displays for Apple’s third-gen iPad, as both Sharp and LG, previously said to be on the list, failed to meet the company’s quality standards. Though Apple is known to continuously rely on Samsung for components, this tight connection stands in contrast to a legal battle between the two tech giants, which currently includes over 30 lawsuits filed in 10 countries.
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