Displays in products Applu has long been one of the best on the market. However, it seems that the company is definitely not resting on its laurels. According to a new report from the analytics company TrendForce, Apple is preparing another major shift in image quality. Future MacBooky Pro, iPad Pro and iMacs should offer a significantly wider color gamut than today.
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Even more true-to-life colors
Current displays Applu is primarily targeting the wide DCI-P3 color space, which offers significantly more saturated and accurate colors than the common sRGB standard. But in the future it wants Apple to raise the bar even higher. According to TrendForce, the new OLED panels should cover up to 95% of the BT.2020 color space, which is designed primarily for the latest HDR content and professional image work. In practice, this would mean even more faithful rendering of red, green and blue and an overall more realistic image.
However, such a result cannot be achieved by software modification alone. Display manufacturers are therefore working on a new generation of OLED panels with a redesigned structure of organic layers inside individual pixels. These should offer not only a wider color range, but also higher energy efficiency and a longer lifespan.
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First MacBook Pro, then another device
According to available information, he wants Apple start deploying new panels gradually. The first ones to be deployed are the future MacBooky Pro with OLED displays, expected between late 2026 and early 2027. Next generations of iPad Pros are to follow, and later also iMacs.
While the change may not seem as attractive as a higher refresh rate or higher brightness at first glance, it can actually be a very important step, especially for photographers, videographers, graphic designers, and other professionals. They are the ones who can take full advantage of the wider color space when working with HDR video or photos.
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However, it should be added that the average user will probably only notice the difference miniThe majority of today's content is still created for the P3 or even sRGB color space. Yet this is further evidence that Apple wants to push its displays further and prepare them for a future where BT.2020 content will become increasingly common. And I am extremely excited about this future, because the look of the displays is already MacBookFor sheer fantasy. So once the display level shifts Apple even higher, I dare say that it can trigger another sales boom. He has now taken care of that MacBook Not thanks to the price, MacBooky Pro can then achieve the same with great displays.
