LG will now provide OLED screens to Apple for the new iPod and iPhone, according to their multi-million dollar pound deal.
The LG OLED screens will also be used in the netbook. LG is said to have received over 300 million pounds to work on the new OLED display technology for Apple iPods and iPhone.
Apple is trying to integrate the OLED technology in its netbook prototype, of which LG will be the exclusive supplier. LG is working very hard to get rid of the problem of finger prints on OLED screens. Usually, sweat and body oil leaves ugly marks on the screens. LG plans to add an extra layer to eliminate this problem.
The revolutionary OLED technology will now be used in iPods and iPhones. Apple is working on iPod OLED and iPhone OLED and consumers can’t wait to get their hands on these tempting devices. Rumour has it that the new Apple iPhone scheduled to be released in June might have the OLED display.