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In an open letter describing Apples approach to environmental concerns, the companys CEO Steve Jobs said that Apple plans to reduce and eventually eliminate the use of mercury by transitioning to LED backlighting for all displays when technically and economically feasible.
Apple is already familiar with the use of LEDs, since all its iPod displays use LED backlighting. Now, it will be looking to make the switch to LED backlights in larger displays. Laptop-sized LCD panels are likely to be the first to be considered Technically and economically feasible.
To help drive the switch, Jobs emphasized that Apple is looking for further developments from the display industry. The ability to eliminate fluorescent lamps in all of our displays depends on how fast the LCD industry can transition to LED backlighting for larger displays, he said .
To the latest impression is motivated by environmental concerns. To eliminate mercury in our displays, we need to transition from fluorescent lamps to LEDs to illuminate the displays, said Jobs.
The letter began by acknowledging that Apple has been criticized by some environmental organizations for not being a leader in removing toxic chemicals from its new products, and for not aggressively or properly recycling its old products. Jobs then went on describe how Apple is already addressing Such issues, with the removal of mercury being one such approach. 
LED backlights help Apple become greener
Apple will introduce LED backlights in displays for its Macs during 2007, and will look to switch to LED backlighting in other displays as well. Its official: Apple has confirmed that it plans to introduce its first Macs with LED backlight technology in 2007.