Apple intends to use home-made screens for its devices from the end of 2024, in an attempt to reduce its reliance on vendor technology partners like Samsung and LG, while increasing its internal components.

The American company continues with its plan to reduce its dependence on other companies producing its own components in order to have more control over the design and capabilities of its products. Among others, it seeks to produce its own WiFi, Bluetooth and modem chips to replace those of manufacturers Broadcom and Qualcomm in the future.

But it also plans to produce the screens for its devices. According to statements from sources close to the technology company collected by Bloomberg, Apple will begin to implement its own screens in the brand’s high-end watches by the end of next year 2024.

After that, the company intends to bring its own screens to other of its devices such as the iPhone. Likewise, the screens produced by Apple will update the current OLED standard, advocating microLED technology, as the sources have advanced.

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Source: Bloomberg and Hipertextual

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HTC has presented the new virtual reality headsets Vive Pro 2 and Vive Focus 3 that introduce 5K resolution, 120 degrees of field of view and dual LCD panels.

The company has highlighted that the Vive Pro 2 has a wide range of interpupillary distance (IPD), adjustable for “optimal visual comfort”, and a sizer to adjust the head quickly, as it has shared on Twitter. They also include an adjustable lens and headphones.

Vive Pro 2 improves on the features of the 2018 Vive Pro, as described by HTC on the Vive website. Thus, it offers a 5K resolution of 2448 x 2448 pixels (p) per eye, with a combined resolution of 4896 x 2448p.

This resolution, along with a “super smooth” refresh rate of 120 Hz and 120 degree field of view, is above 2,880 x 1,600p resolution, 90 Hz refresh rate and 110 degrees of field vision of the Vive Pro.

In addition, the helmet includes high resolution 3D sound, dual microphone and works with headphones from other brands. It also allows the use of Vive SteamVR accessories, Vive Tracker facial recognition peripherals, and SteamVR controllers and accessories. The glasses include two RGB low-resistance LCD screens, compared to OLEDs on the previous model.

Source: dpa

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