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Apple is poised to incorporate LX Semiconductor's advanced display driver chips into its upcoming iPad Pro, synergizing with LG Innotek's Chip-on-Film (COF) technology. The objective is to preserve the screen's expansive real estate while minimizing bezel width, thereby enhancing the screen-to-body ratio and achieving a more seamless design aesthetic. This cutting-edge integration not only amplifies signal processing efficiency but also extends battery life, offering users an unparalleled experience. This month, Apple will finalize its decision on the adoption of these chips, a strategic move anticipated to streamline the supply chain and reduce production costs. The anticipated iPad Pro, equipped with the M5 chip, is slated for release in the latter half of this year, with future iterations potentially integrating Apple's proprietary 5G modem technology.
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