Last year the launch of the iPhone 12 series was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic which affected the production chain of Apple products.
Although suppliers managed to make up some of the lost time, the traditional September event was pushed back to October.
This year, it is expected that the same scenario will not be repeated, and this is because Apple's suppliers have managed to overcome the difficulties encountered during 2020.
Samsung Display and LG Display, which produce the OLED panels for the iPhone 13 series, are a month ahead of schedule compared to last year and the iPhone 12.
Although it is only one component of several, it is an indication that Apple's suppliers are in the best positions.
It is reported that Samsung Display will produce 80 million OLED panels for the iPhone 13, while LG Display will only produce 30 million of them.
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All iPhone 13 models will have OLED screens, however, a difference in their quality is expected between the low-end and high-end models.
Finally, the report is another confirmation that the iPhone 13 brings screens with a refresh rate of 120Hz. All current models have screens with a refresh rate of 60Hz.
