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Samsung opens new A6 OLED fab to make panels for Apple's MacBook

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By iPad Mini, MacBook Air
| FlatpanelsHD Verified
2026 continues to see the build-out of OLED capacity for mid-sized displays, with Samsung Display now ramping mass production at its new A6 factory, dedicated to Apple's MacBook Pro. LG Display was also in the running, but Apple ultimately picked Samsung Display as the supplier for its first OLED-based MacBook, likely to launch as a MacBook Pro or possibly MacBook Ultra in late 2026 or early 2027. This will mark the beginning of Apple's transition from LCD to OLED in laptops.
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Apple Upgrade officially launches: Lease iPhones, Macs, iPads, and Watches starting at $17.99/month

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By iPad Mini, iPad Pro, MacBook Air
| BigGo
Apple has officially launched its new Apple Upgrade leasing service in the United States, marking a significant shift in how consumers can access its hardware. The program, developed in partnership with fintech company Klarna, allows eligible customers to lease iPhones, Macs, iPads, and Apple Watches through monthly payments rather than purchasing them outright.
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Apple TV 4K takes the biggest hit in Apple's latest price hike

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By MacBook Air, Mac Mini
| FlatpanelsHD Verified
Apple has announced significant price increases across several product categories, with Apple TV 4K seeing the steepest rise in percentage terms. You can still buy at the old prices for now but you should act quickly. Apple had already prepared the market and explained that it is forced to raise prices due to significant increases in component costs, mainly RAM and SSD. This is a consequence of the boom in hardware investment driven by artificial intelligence.
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