The market for mobile PCs with organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays is expected to more than double by 2024 and continue to climb through 2028, Omdia said. The market researcher expects to ship 3.7 million tablets and 3.4 million laptops with OLED displays in 2023; a total of 7.1 million. Omdia expects the number of tablets with OLED displays to increase to 12.1 million by 2024, and the number of laptops to reach 5.1 million, for a total of 17.2 million units. This growth will continue through 2028, when 72.3 million tablets and laptops will be shipped, but penetration in the overall mobile PC display market will still be only 14 percent. Still, Omdia is looking at 2024 as a transition year as Apple adopts OLED displays on mobile PCs. The iPadPro with OLED display will launch in 2024. Samsung's hybrid OLED displays will be produced at its Gen 6 plants, with LG Display's E6 Gen 6 flexible OLED plant and Samsung Display's A3 Gen 6 flexible OLED plant being used for mass production. Both plants were originally designed for smartphone display applications, but were modified to facilitate larger panel production. Omdia believes that Apple now plans to expand OLED displays to the iPadAir and MacBookPro in 2026 and to the iPadMini and MacBookAir in 2027. The high price of high-performance displays is why Apple first introduced OLEDs in its high-end products, but prices are expected to come down as sales increase, allowing the improved displays to be used in a wider range of products. If you are interested in electronic components, you can visit: https://www.perceptive-ic.com/.