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Apple to launch MacBook with Samsung foldable display: Report

Samsung's display division would gain influence, money and even more credibility if Apple introduced a foldable MacBook powered by Samsung Display, which would almost surely increase the popularity of foldables.

Published By: Pranav Sawant | Published: Jul 10, 2023, 10:40 AM (IST)

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  • Apple is reported to launch a MacBook with Samsung's foldable display.
  • The new MacBook with foldable panel could be unveiled in 2025.
  • Apple may ship this new MacBook later in 2026, as per report.
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Tech giant Apple is in talks to launch a MacBook with Samsung foldable display, the media reported. news Also Read: Satellite internet on iPhones? iPhone 18 Pro leak suggests big upgrade

While the product is expected to be unveiled in 2025, it will likely launch in 2026, reports SamMobile. news Also Read: Apple’s sixth India store to open in Borivali this February: All details here

Samsung’s display division would gain influence, money and even more credibility if Apple introduced a foldable MacBook powered by Samsung Display, which would almost surely increase the popularity of foldables. news Also Read: YouTube finally lands on Apple Vision Pro after long wait

With the intention of mass-producing large-screen foldable OLED panels in 2025 and 2026, Samsung Display decided to invest 4.1 trillion won ($3.1 billion) in them.

This action appears to support the idea that Apple will release a MacBook with a folding display in the near future.

The iPhone maker takes its time and invests years in the prototype and designing phases of disruptive technologies, and because the MacBook is a household name, the company have to be extra careful, the report said.

In April, it was reported that Samsung Display had started developing 13.3-inch OLED panels for Apple’s upcoming MacBook Air.

Meanwhile, in January, another report mentioned that Samsung was working on a new technology, Lifelike Pixels, for its OLED screens.

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