People in the supply chain: BOE's supply of LTPO OLED screens to Apple was finalized in February

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens and soft media users for 1747544 clue delivery! CTOnews.com March 8, according to Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily, people in the supply chain revealed that JD.com decided in February this year to provide Apple with OLED screens equipped with LTPO technology, and the relevant production line will be located in Mianyang, Sichuan Province.

It is reported that Apple's LTPO OLED screen was previously exclusively supplied by Samsung for the iPhone Pro series, and BOE was chosen this time to control costs. Beijing Oriental did not respond to this today, the company Dong Secret Office said that not for a single customer disclosure of information, the company in Mianyang, Chengdu, Chongqing have OLED screen production lines, some of the LTPO technology transformation.

The full name of LTPO is Low Temperature Polycrystalline Oxide, which translates into Chinese as "low temperature polycrystalline oxide". It is a combination of mainstream LTPS and IGZO solutions on OLED screens. LTPO screen technology can achieve the lowest refresh rate of 1Hz, lower refresh rate will bring lower power consumption, by reducing the refresh rate to save a lot of power, Apple has adopted the LTPO OLED screen in the iPhone 13 Pro series, making the machine support ProMotion adaptive refresh rate and all-weather display function.

CTOnews.com reported yesterday that Apple's standard iPhone 15 will not have an LTPO display, but only the Pro series. Recently, South Korean media said that BOE has encountered difficulties in providing OLED screens for Apple's iPhone 15 series. However, thepaper.cn learned from the supply chain that various panel factories are currently conducting verification tests, and it is uncertain who will get the Apple order, and BOE should continue to participate in the iPhone 15 series screen supply this year.