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Apple is reportedly facing issues with screen supplies for the Apple Vision Pro and is seeking help from Chinese vendors. Sony, the sole manufacturer

Apple may be running into problems with screen supplies for the Apple Vision Pro, and it is reportedly looking to vendors in china for answers.

When Apple dealt with Chinese manufacturers in the past, it was to buy low-level components such as small metal parts, paper boxes and batteries. For advanced parts such as displays and chips, the iPhone maker turned to firms headquartered in the U.S., Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. Times are ...

Apple is considering switching production of micro-OLED displays for future versions of the Vision Pro headset from Sony to Chinese manufacturers...

Apple may be running into problems with screen supplies for the Apple Vision Pro, and it is reportedly looking to vendors in china for answers.

Apple is considering switching micro-OLED display production for future versions of its Vision Pro headset from Sony to Chinese…

Two companies, BOE Technology and SeeYa Technology, raised their hands in interest to, at scale, build specialty Micro-OLED screens, The Information reports. Most companies haven’t invested in building the complex screens, so finding cheaper suppliers — or just more competition — is important for Apple to get the price down on successors to the $3,499 Vision Pro that uses displays made by Sony.

This morning we reported that the Apple Vision Pro headset roll out would be very slow due to the fact that customers will have to sign up for an appointment to fit the headset right for customers and be trained in how to use visionOS. This would in-part explain the news by the Financial Times this week that the suppliers of Apples headset would only produce 400,000 units in 2024. A new report today ...

While the price of Apple Vision Pro will be a barrier to the larger market, Sonys production capacity of their high-end OLEDoS displays is low as well.