Samsung Electronics and LG Display are about to get big single

Samsung Electronics and LG Display, the world's two largest LCD manufacturer, are about to get a big list of apple screens. Apple placed orders with the two rival companies in an attempt to reduce reliance on Samsung. Currently, key components of Apple products, such as flash memory chips, processors, and LCD screens are all created by Samsung. At the same time, Samsung is happy to boost its strength by making parts for Apple, and its relationship with Apple can be said to be both friends and foes. Apple has sued Samsung for violating its intellectual property rights, claiming that Samsung made products that mimic the designs of the iphone and ipad. At the moment, Apple has begun testing the quality of Samsung and LG's LCD screens in one of the country's laboratories, and has asked them to develop better, more high-definition LCD screens, according to sources. The test is expected to be completed in the third quarter of this year. The source also revealed that Apple's new tablet ipad 3 will be equipped with a QXGA display, with a resolution of 2048x1536, 4:3, to provide a full HD visual experience. Apple has always had the tradition of using the same manufacturer to produce specific parts for a product, even if the product is upgraded. In the industry's view, this trend will continue. However, Apple is indifferent to the Samsung OLED (organic light-emitting diode) display. Despite Samsung's efforts to develop OLED displays, electronics makers have been less cold on OLED displays because of their short service life and poor anti-pollution performance. OLED displays are now being used in small electronic products, but are typically 5-inch or smaller screens. Industry insiders say OLED screens are not popular because their technology is not yet fully high-definition. The big bill, which Apple and Samsung and LG are about to sign, will ensure that Samsung and LG are poised to sit on the top of Apple's display providers for some time to come.