Apple's next-generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro will revert to an LCD display instead of adopting OLED panel technology, claims a controversial new report coming out of Asia. It has been widely ...

Based on the inconsistencies in this report, and the fact there’s no logical reason for Apple to launch an LCD 12.9-inch iPad Pro, I’d be very surprised if this report proved to be accurate.

The iPad Pro 2024 may herald the end of the current ... which has been stuck with a standard LCD display while the 12.9-inch model moved to mini-LED. On top of a new screen, the next-gen iPad ...

Even though mini-LED, which Apple currently uses in the 12.9-inch iPad Pro and MacBook Pro, is superior to LCD panels, experts still say that OLED is still the best there is. The self-lighting ...

But it’s been slow to move away from LCD elsewhere, like its iMacs, MacBooks, standalone displays, and iPads. I want OLED on all those things, but if the iPad Pro gets it first, as rumor has it ...

Previously, the biggest iPad Pro had a Mini-LED display that helped overcome some of LCD’s downsides by counteracting bloom and achieving higher contrast between dark and bright areas of an ...

As you'll find out in the next section, this provides OLED displays with more benefits compared to the mini-LED screen on the last-generation iPad Pro (and the LCD panel on the iPad Air).

The new iPad Pro (2024) may be the thinnest device Apple ... it appears to use a transflective LCD, which is visible both with and without a backlight. The result is something that looks something ...