In recent days we have witnessed many debates that emerged after the last keynote "Hello Again" in relation to Apple's ability to surprise us or try to get something very new out of the market. As in the previous presentations, there are users who think that what is presented is in line with Apple in terms of innovation, but other users say they feel somewhat disappointed.
As the days go by, it seems that Apple has started a way to go with new equipment, but this path is full of stages. The first stage would be the presentation of the new Macbook Pro late 2016, but according to rumors and news with more and more specificity, everything seems that this is the beginning.
Apple decided to play it safe with one of its flagships, the Macbook Pro. Safe because it was one of the longevity teams so far and a standard for Apple.
According to a report leaked by ETNews, the next Macbook will incorporate OLED screen. It makes a certain sense that Apple is betting on this material. In fact, you are already betting so let's remember that the Touch Bar of the new Macbook Pro is made of this compound. Therefore, you have experience with it. We think yes has not had this material in the new equipment has been so as not to make the equipment even more expensive.
The inclusion of this material in successive Macbooks fits perfectly for different reasons that we expose below:
- First, Apple is focused on making computers lighter, smaller and more ergonomic. This compound allows to reduce the dimensions of the equipment and its weight.
- In second place, is more efficient in energy consumption. Therefore, it would be the best screen for the smallest of the family in terms of dimensions.
The negative part of this material and surely One of Apple's reasons for not incorporating it is the manufacturing cost and the loss of vibrancy of the colors relatively quickly. Surely Apple is working on these objections to offer a surprising product, but with the quality and design that we are accustomed to.
We will be aware, to have an OLED screen in a future Macbook Pro.