The new iPad will IGZO-screen

A new type of display, which will apply to the next generation tablet from Apple, the company produces Sharp. The display was named IGZO (indium, gallium, zink, oxide). According to Display Search analyst Richard Shim, Mass production of the Sharp display beginning in April. According to the manufacturer's specifications display "correspond in some respects superior to the third-generation displays iPad."  As previously wrote to the head of research firm Raymond Soneyra DisplayMate, Apple planned to get the technology IGZO in March, but the manufacturer was not ready and the company had to resort to more traditional technology of amorphous silicon. So far known only to some of the benefits of new technology. Among them: the smaller number of elements in the chips, reducing the number of elements of the light, and as a consequence, a more refined and compact the final product. The reduced size of the new display would allow Apple's release space for larger battery for longer battery life tablet.

Sony will supply screens for the new iPhone

According to new reports, the Japanese company Sony has got the list of manufacturers who will supply the new smartphone screens for Apple iPhone, which will debut this summer or later in the autumn. Ubergizmo reports that Sony has already launched a panel of so-called «in-cell». They are, if you remember, will make the device thinner, but responsive. Their distinctive feature is that the sensors are embedded directly into the screen, but are not submitted in a separate layer.

In addition to Sony's release of the new panels will be attended by companies such as Sharp, Toshiba and LG. Apparently, Apple has decided to hedge: so impressive list of producers indicates that the problems with short delivery screens should not be.

The new iPhone, we recall, to receive a 4-inch screen. Perhaps with an aspect ratio of 16:9. He also tipped the new charging connector and the metal casing. Is it all true, we learn only during the official announcement of the model, as Apple never discloses the characteristics in advance.