Last spring, Bloomberg reported that Apple is heavily investing into the development of a so-called microLED display technology, an alternative to both OLED and LCD panels that offers better contrast, higher brightness and lower power consumption than existing screens.
Thus, microLED sprung to fame thanks to reports that Apple has built a facility in California to research it, and eventually start producing its own displays for the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch or Macs of the future. Unfortunately, the technology has been rather tricky to master, and Apple almost gave ...
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