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Well I saw this about the iPad on my FB feed and just posted the link to the iPad forum and didn’t see the other comments but thanks for the concern...I guess it’s ok now as I’m talking to you and not myself.
Really? Reporting on every possible scenario or outcome so one is bound to stick. Ok, we can all do that. iPads at some point may have OLED screens, or micro-LED screens, or they may not. Look at me, I’m an analyst.
Exactly! This thread should be merged with the main discussion.
Why? The main professionals using the iPad right now are those that use the pencil, and for them even the IPS one seems to be a better choice according to artists reviews
Yes it would probably be better for colour accurate work if you could set the display to act as a regular LCD (I thought that would be how it would behave given something like a block of text can't be accurately lit) mini LED seems best suited to watching HDR content, which in fairness was the only major use case I think regular LCD fell a bit short on.
Color is even more accurate and the screen is crisp and a little bit cleaner on the new Mini LED. It is the ideal mobile device for photo editing and drawing. Colors on OLED aren’t accurate. This is the reason Apple don’t used OLED yet.
I think color accuracy is down to calibration mainly. Apple calibrates their tablets much better than Samsung, so whenever they adopt OLED colors will look better on iPads than on Samsung tablets and thanks to their anti reflective coating contrast will look better too, probably just as good as miniled (now miniled is better mainly because of the reflectivity of Samsung displays that makes blacks look less dark during the day...) with some advantages likes total lack of blooming and some drawbacks like less brighness (but 600-700 still absolutely feasible).
