Other devices - Page 4

Apogee Duet 2

Apogee's Duet2 is their second generation audio interface for Mac with a USB (2.0) interface, 2 inputs and 4 outputs, new mic preamp and converters, 24-bit/192Khz recording, configurable touch pads. And a full-color OLED display.

Apogee Duet 2 photo

The Duet2 will be available in April 2011 for $595.

Read the full story Posted: Mar 31,2011

Sony Playstation Vita (PSP2)

Sony's second-generation mobile gaming console features a 5" touch OLED display (960x544, Samsung made, apparently with green PHOLED), a quad-core ARM Cortex A9 processor and a quad-core PowerVR (SGX543MP4+) GPU (Sony says that it is as powerful as a PS3), Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth and 3G (AT&T, optional). Gaming controls include dual analog sticks, motion controls and a multi-touch pad on the rear side.

Basically Sony says that there are five basic concepts to the PS2: Revolutionary User Interface, Social Connectivity, Location-based Entertainment, Converging Real and Virtual (augmented) Reality. The Vita costs $249 for the Wi-Fi version and $299 for the 3G one.

Read the full story Posted: Jan 27,2011

Eschenbach Mobilux

The Mobilux is a portable video magnifier with a 3.4" AMOLED display suitable for any level of vision impairment. It features 4 hours battery life and a 2mp camera sensor. Eschenbach say that the AMOLED provides the highest contrast ratio on the market and the best (170°) viewing angle.

Eschenbach Mobilux photo

The Mobilux is now shipping for $695.

Read the full story Posted: Dec 12,2010

RTI T2-C+ Universal Controller

RTI's T2-C+ is a universal remote that has a dual-RF platform (433Mhz and 2.4Ghz, Zigbee), wide IR frequency range, 533Mhz CPU, USB 2.0, three way rocker switch and a touch OLED display (240x320).

RTI T2-C+ photo

The T2-C+ is now shipping.

Read the full story Posted: Dec 03,2010

SonyEricsson LiveView

The Sony LiveView is an Android accessory - it has a small (1.3") PMOLED display and can communicate via Android 2.x devices. You can control music, get notifications about phone calls, updates from applications (twitter, facebook) and more. The idea is that you can wear it like a watch.

SonyEricsson LiveView photo

The LiveView price was $35.

Read the full story Posted: Sep 28,2010

Mitsubishi Diamond Vision OLED

Diamond Vision OLED is a modular display (100" or larger) for outdoor use which tiles small PMOLED panels. Mitsubishi has two kinds of modules: 384x384mm (128x128 resolution) and smaller 96x96mm (32x32) ones - which can be used to create curved or spherical displays. Each pixel is about 3mm in size - you need to view the displays from at least two meters away. The Diamond Vision is bright (1,200cd/m²) and has a good contrast (twice as better as LED, says Mitsubishi) - so it can be used in brightly-lit areas such as airports or stations. The OLED materials were jointly developed by Mitsubishi and Pioneer.

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Mitsubishi is selling Diamond Vision OLEDs since September 21st, 2010. The first installation is a 3.84m by 2.3m with a 1280x768 resolution (60 modules at 128x128) display at Merck's research center. The second one is the Geo-Globe, a 6-meter sphere at Tokyo's Science Museum - and it has 10,362 panels - each 96x96mm in size - total resolution is more than 10 million pixels.

Read the full story Posted: Sep 13,2010

Elan G HR2

The HR2 is a Wi-Fi + IR two-way remote control for Elan's g! home automation system. It provides feedback and control over media, security, temperature, lighting and more. It has 45 hardware buttons and a 2.4" touch OLED display.

The HR2 should ship soon, and will cost $760.

Read the full story Posted: Sep 02,2010

APUS OLED watch

APUS are offering several OLED watch designs. All of them use monochrome PMOLED displays (blue, red or white). Functions include 2 time zone, date display, 12h/24h time formats, countdown (timer) and alarms. The display is turned off to save battery, and you have to press a button to show the time (or date) for a few seconds.

APUS are selling the phones on-line in their web shop. They are also available in Amazon.com. The Alpha Dark Force, shown above costs $129. Check out our in-depth review of this OLED watch!

Read the full story Posted: Aug 03,2010

IML connector

The IML connector is a all-in-one solution for interactive events - a voting tool that also allows for "interactive engagement". It includes a microphone,PA system, QWERTY keyboard, simultaneous interpretation, multiple audio channels, voting solutions and an OLED display.

Read the full story Posted: Feb 23,2010

ASUS DR-570

The ASUS DR-570 was to be the first e-reader with an OLED display. It has built-in Wi-Fi and 3G, and can play videos and flash. ASUS claims 122 hours lifetime on one battery charge - obviously the OLED display contributes a lot to that great battery life.

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The ASUS DR-570 was never released though as a commercial product

Read the full story Posted: Jan 18,2010