TDK will make new OLED products, together with Futuba Corporation. TDK are already making small OLED panels for mobile phones and PMPs. The new alliance aims to make OLED displays and materials for automobiles and consumer electonics.
TDK announced that it will establish a new business alliance with Futaba - to develop new OLED products. This is actually a three-way alliance - between TDK, TDK Micro Devices (a wholly-owned TDK subsidiary) and Futaba Corporation. TDK has been working and producing PMOLED displays for quite some time, while Futaba is making vacuum fluorescent displays (VFD) and field emission displays (FED).
The new equity-based business alliance aims to develop new OLED products and open new markets (such as the automobile and consumer equipment industries).
Nikon has officially launched the S70, with the 3.5 touch OLED. The OLED is a "Clear Color Display" according to Nikon (not sure what it means). The S70 costs 400$, and can be pre-ordered now.
Nikon S70 There are rumors that Nikon will release a new camera, the S70, which will include a large (3.5") AMOLED, 5X zoom and a 12Mp sensor.
Nikon will also launch (again, it's still not official) the CoolPix S1000pj, which is the first camera to include a pico-projector. It's actually very much like the S70, only without the AMOLED (and with the projector...).
PhonesArena reports that Verizon will launch a new Samsung AMOLED phone on the 15th of August. The U960 Rogue is a EVDO Rev A side-QWERTY-Slider with a full AMOLED touchscreen, GPS and a 3MP camera. We do not know the exact size of the display yet.
Samsung U960 Rogue 
