The release dates for the first Apple computer with an OLED screen have been revealed

Apple has begun work on its first computer with an OLED display. This was reported by MacRumors with reference to Omdia analysts.

According to the firm’s experts, from 2023 to 2031, demand for OLED displays in portable devices will grow by 37 percent. In this regard, electronics manufacturers will increasingly use OLED in their computers, smartphones and other gadgets. Odmia specialists have revealed the release dates for the first OLED computer from Apple – the MacBook should be released in 2026.

“This move could trigger a significant surge in OLED demand in the laptop market,” said Omdia analyst Ricky Park. According to his assumption, by 2031 the market for computers with OLED screens could reach 60 million units.

OLED displays provide greater brightness and contrast, and also have faster response times compared to IPS screens. Apple has been using OLEDs in its iPhones since 2017. On May 7, the corporation released the first tablets with OLED – according to Omdia experts, including due to the transition to new screens, 60 million OLED tablets will be produced by 2029.

At the end of May, several insiders predicted the release of the first Apple laptop with a foldable display in 2026. It is believed that the device will have a screen with a diagonal of 18.8 or 20.2 inches.