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It's slowly getting closer. Samsung will start producing OLED displays for the new iPhone X and iPhone X Plus next month, according to some South Korean sources. In June, it should be due to high demand Applu even double the efficiency of the production process. However, other sources disagree and state that production will start in June or the beginning of the third quarter. Either way, the South Korean company will have its hands full in its factories.

We expect to see three iPhone models announced this year. Specifically, they are a 6,5" and a 5,8" iPhone X with OLED display and 6,1" with LCD display, from which it has Apple The biggest expectations. Reportedly, half of all iPhones produced this year are to have an LCD display, which will supposedly allow the price of the device to be significantly lower than models with OLED panels. In addition, all of the aforementioned iPhones should have Face IDThe smartphones will likely be unveiled in September and should be available for order a few weeks later.

It's hard to say at this point how many displays Samsung will be pro this year Apple There have been rumors in the corridors for some time that he is in talks about the supply of this computer.oneSeveral other companies were interested, including LG, which was supposed to supply displays for iPhone X Plus. MiniHowever, for this year, Samsung will likely remain the largest display supplier by a wide margin. Applu, as it is the best in the world in this industry.

Let's hope that the production of this year's iPhones will go without major complications and the phones will land on store shelves much earlier than last year's premium "top ten". Last year's model iPhone X customers could order it about a month and a half after the models iPhone 8 to iPhone 8 Plus. The flagship was accompanied by significant production problems with the TrueDepth camera, which caused delays in orders. Apple but he supposedly solved the vast majority of problems, so no complications are expected this year.

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