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OLED-Info Unitedkeys OLED keyboard contest!

UPDATE: We have picked our lucky winner, and we're waiting for the shipping details. Congratulations to our winner, and for all the others - better luck next time!

The Unitedkeys OLED keyboard is one of the best keyboards around (I'm using one myself...) - with 9 customizable OLED keys. Unitedkeys has agreed to send one of these cool gadgets to the winner of our new contest.

The OLED keyboard normally costs 179$. The keyboards (or "command centers" as Unitedkeys likes to call them) can be really helpful - you can setup the keys to change within each application, and to perform tasks such as macros, application launch, or even jump to a different set of keys.

How to enroll:

We offer 3 easy ways to get a chance of winning. Want to get a better chance? You can enroll in more than one way to improve your chance!

  • Follow us on twitter. Just follow us, and send the following message "Entering into the OLED-Info Unitedkeys OLED keyboard contest. To participate, follow @oledinfo and retweet this message".
  • Write a blog post about the contest: If you have a blog, write a post about our contest, and help us spread the word. Make sure you include a link to this post, and also a link to https://www.oled-info.com, and a little info on the OLED keyboard itself. After you post, send us a message and tell us about it.
  • Become a fan of OLED-Info in facebook: Simply "fan" our page, all present fans will have a chance of winning, too...

The contest is open to anyone, anywhere on the planet. Only one entry per method per user (no cheating please) - The winner will be randomly picked using randomizer.org, and will be notified via email to get shipping details. If we don't get a response back within 5 days, we'll pick a new winner.

The last day to enter is August 31, and we'll pick the winner at 12:00 GMT+2.

Good luck!

Read the full story Posted: Aug 12,2009 - 20 comments

The Zune HD gets a non-official price and a release date

Gizmodo reports that the new Zune HD will cost 220$ for the 16Gb version, and 299$ for 32Gb. That's cheaper than Sony's OLED walkman (399$ for the 32GB version, and 299$ for the 16GB version). The release date is September 8th.

Microsoft Zune HD

This information comes from best buy's inventory system, it's not official yet. The Zune HD does appear in Amazon.com, but there's no release or price information yet.

Read the full story Posted: Aug 11,2009

Nikon to release a pocket camera with an OLED display?

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...).

Read the full story Posted: Aug 03,2009

The HP iPAQ K3 Obsidian to include a 2.46" AMOLED?


There are rumors that HP has an upcoming smartphone, called the iPAQ K3 Obsidian. Reportedly it will have a 2.46" Touch-AMOLED display, with QVGA 320x240 resolution.



HP iPAD K3 Obsidian


Other specs include a 3.2Mp camera, 528Mhz CPU, 256Mb RAM, microSD slot, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, microUSB and GPS.


Read the full story Posted: Jul 24,2009

Modu launches in Israel


Modu, the world's first "modular phone" is now available in Israel (in the Cellcom network). The Modu is a tiny phone, that can be 'extended' using jackets with different looks and functionality (music phone, GPS, car-audio, etc.). The Modu has a 1.5" 128x96 pixels OLED display.






Basically the Modu is an "extended-SIM" with basic display and keys, GPRS phone and flash memory...


Read the full story Posted: Jul 24,2009