The new iPad Pro tablets by Apple represent another leap forward in display technology, equipping the company’s flagship tablet lineup with OLED screens for the very first time.
Apple’s “Tandem OLED” aims to raise the viewing experience to the next level with the “Ultra Retina XDR” screen.
Tandem OLED is new for iPads, though the base technology is not.
In 2019, LG Display pioneered this approach for automotive displays and called it a two-stack tandem structure OLED display.
OLED display construction is a two-stack tandem structure with two emissive layers comprising hundreds of thousands of red, green, and blue organic light-emitting diodes.
This is different from the more common single-stack structure used in most smartphone OLED displays.
Tablets—along with larger screen sizes and longer usage times than smartphones—use a two-stack tandem structure.
Larger displays require more power to illuminate the screen and tablet displays, such as those found in automotive, must endure over thousands of hours of use to ensure long vehicle life.
Engineering this technology into portable devices including tablets, however, presented further challenges.
Tablets need to perform under a variety of ambient lighting conditions and operate from the battery, so must support efficient power management.
Tandem OLED can optimize pixel operation by stacking two emissive layers and achieve higher dynamic range and power efficiency.
The new iPad Pro features Tandem OLED displays, a first for Apple’s flagship tablets.
Tandem OLED uses a two-stack tandem structure with two emissive layers, unlike the single-stack structure found in most smartphone OLED displays.
Tandem OLED offers higher dynamic range, power efficiency, and better performance under various ambient lighting conditions.
Larger displays, like those in tablets, require more power and need to endure longer usage times, making the two-stack structure ideal for maintaining performance and efficiency.
LG Display pioneered the two-stack tandem OLED structure in 2019, initially for automotive displays.
Yes, the Tandem OLED technology supports efficient power management, which is crucial for battery-operated devices like tablets.
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