This page lists all digital cameras with OLED displays - used mostly in electronic view finders (OLED micro-displays as EVF) and also as the main camera display.
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Sony's A77 is a high-end DSLR camera featuring Sony's Translucent Mirror Technology, a 24.3mp sensor and light Magnesium alloy body. The camera features Sony's XGA (1024x768) OLED viewfinder. The camera can record Full-HD video and a built-in GPS.
The A77 is now shipping for $798 (body only).
The TX55 is a compact camera that offers 16.2 mp sensor, 5X optical zoom, a 3.3" touch OLED display and 1080 p video. The camera also features 42.9 mp panoramas, optical image stabilization 3D image capture, low noise levels and a new digital zoom technology that Sony calls Pixel Super Resolution - that can provide 2X digital zoom (i.e. 10X combined with the optics) and still capture 16.2mp images at full quality.
The TX55 is now shipping for $350.
Olympus' PEN E-P3 is an interchangeable lens type digital camera with the world's fastest auto-focus, a new 12.3mp Live MOS Sensor, Full-HD movie encoding and a 3" VGA OLED touch display.
The E-P3 now shipping in the US for $899. In the UK it costs £799.99.
Olympus XZ1 is an "enthusiast compact" camera with a bright lens (F1.18 at 28mm and F2.5 at 112mm), 10mp sensor and image stabilization. The display is a 3" VGA OLED. The camera can record 720p videos and has a built-in flash and a hotshoe.
The XZ1 is now shipping for $429.
The TX100V is Sony's flagship compact camera with a 3.5" touch OLED display. The camera supports Full-HD video (1080p) and has a 16.2mp sensor. It also can take 3D still images with a single lens using a sweeping motion.
The NX11 is an update to the NX10 - adding i-Function lenses and changes the grip. Otherwise it's identical to the NX10: a 14.6mp APS-C sensor, 720p video and a 3" AMOLED display.
The NX11 will be released in February for $649 (with a 18-55mm i-Function lens). The NX10 is now shipping for $599 with the same kind of lens (just without the i-Function of course).
The Poco Pro is set to be the world's thinnest full-HD pocket video camcorder - it's about the same size of a credit card. It features a 14mp sensor, 2.4" AMOLED touch display and a micro SD card slot.
The Poco Pro will be available (hopefully) by Q2 2011 from £200 ($310).
Samsung's NX100 is an APS-C (micro-four-thirds) DSLR camera (the successor to the NX10) with a 14.6mp sensor, 3" AMOLED display, 720p movie recording and an optional GPS module. The NX100 uses Samsung's new i-Function lens system that uses the focus ring to change other photo parameters as well.
The NX100 is now shipping for $599 (it's also shipping in the UK for £558, or $870).
The S80 is an update to the S70 (which was quite popular in its time, and is still available for 179$). It's still got the 3.5" touch OLED, 720p movies and 5X optical zoom. The S80 has a 14.1MP sensor, and new software.
The S80 is now shipping for $329.
The TL350 (or WB2000 in the UK) is an update to the TL320, sporting the same AMOLED display and analog gauges. The new version has 10mp (the TL320 actually had 12), 5x optical zoom and can record 1080p HD video. The video has a maximum speed of 1000 frames per second (!) but the resolution is then only 138x78. The camera also allows you to take 10mp images while recording video.
Samsung TL350The TL350/WB2000 is now shipping in the UK for £277.
