• BearOfaTime@lemm.ee
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      11 months ago

      Lol, right?

      I love the caption on the top picture:

      Apple is the leader in the global tablet computer market thanks to its popular iPad lineup.

      No, it’s thanks to no one else really begin in the tablet market. iPads are frustratingly limited, by iOS. I’d go buy an Android tablet, but they’re really aren’t many to choose from (and I use an iPad every day).

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        No, it’s thanks to no one else really begin in the tablet market

        It’s not like other manufacturers haven’t tried (and some still are trying), people just tend to buy ipads instead.

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        The iPad’s popularity is the reason no one else is really in the tablet market anymore. Every OEM was pushing out a tablet in every size about a month ago but failed to make any decent amount of sales to stay relevant.

        The Android space is getting more varied again in recent years but I really wouldn’t recommend one to an average user over an iPad.

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        I mean, they’re the leader because people are buying them the most.

        There’s also quite a few Android tablet options. No one is really buying them mostly because they’re not great (personally, I really liked the ChromeOS tablets I bought but no one seems to want those either so the options for those are genuinely hard to find any options for).

        But if the iPads are basically the best in the market despite not being everything you wish they were, I’m not getting the argument with their point.

  • LainOfTheWired@lemy.lol
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    11 months ago

    Honesty I’m a little bit concerned if they swich Macs as that will be a pretty good indicator of how resistive to OLED burn in modern panels are. A device you scroll social media and watch videos on is one thing. But for a lot of people you will have the same static elements on screen for hours at a time on a laptop or desktop.

    Well honesty it would be kinda amusing to watch apple have to give out a bunch of free oled panels if lot’s of people get bad burn in.

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      11 months ago

      My ultra cynical take is that burn-in is a business feature that will force people to repair or upgrade sooner rather than later.

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        11 months ago

        I mean they already do it with their cables. Especially mag safe chargers as you can’t remove the cable

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        11 months ago

        Just don’t resize the panels and yur good. If you never display anything else burn in won’t be an issue.

        And since you code so fast the characters won’t burn in.

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      Especially considering they have a top menu bar and launcher always in the same place. Burn-in will be visible within a year, if not sooner. However Apple will give nothing for free, not unless there’s a threat of class action lawsuit.

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    11 months ago

    This is the best summary I could come up with:


    On the flip side, it could be a blow to display makers that do not have much presence in this segment, including JDI and Sharp of Japan, and AUO and Innolux of Taiwan.

    Apple has also started evaluating the possibility of making foldable iPads after it deploys the flexible OLED screens on the tablet, but it does not have a concrete timeline for doing so, according to two sources familiar with the matter.

    Huawei, for instance, has been a significant driver of this trend, which in turn has helped strengthen the Chinese display supply chain.

    Having both the industry leaders using OLED for their tablets would likely convince other brands to follow suit, further stimulating supply chain investments for the technology.

    The rising penetration of OLED in the smartphone, tablet and personal computer markets will “inevitably” add pressure on the traditional LCD display suppliers, the analyst said.

    “It is unavoidable that we will see more LCD display makers downsizing their capacity of the screen with the use of OLED is growing in the market,” Fan said.


    The original article contains 657 words, the summary contains 176 words. Saved 73%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!

  • N-E-N@lemmy.ca
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    OLED iPad would be sick, that’s the only flaw with my 2020 iPad Pro

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      I’m still rocking my 2017 iPad Pro, and honestly until this announcement, the only thing I really felt I was missing was the USB-C port.

      I might finally have enough of a reason to upgrade now