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Optimus-Keyboard keys will be swappable

Art.Lebedev says that the OLED keys in the Optimus keyboard will have three types (OLED, backlit and regular plastic keys). They will also be swappable. They will sell several configurations of the keyboard (for example, where only the 'F' keys are OLEDs) with different prices. You will then be able to 'upgrade' some of the keys if you want.

Read more here (Optimus blog)


Read the full story Posted: Feb 23,2007

Fingera - an Optimus Mini-3 fingerprint-based time attendance system

Innovatrics releases Fingera, fingerprint based time attendance system for the small to medium business sector. Fingera is a fingerprint based system to collect employee time and attendance information, which represents a simple yet powerful alternative to badge and password based systems. These are, due to their portability, very often subject to fraud and can be lost, forgotten or shared within employees.

Fingera consists of two parts - The software part, entirely designed and developed by Innovatrics runs on standard Windows based PC. For full functionality, Innovatrics uses hardware developed by their partners, fingerprint scanner from DigitalPersona and Optimus Mini Three keyboard from ArtLebedev.

Optimus Mini Three is used as a complementary device for improved interactivity between users and the system without needing to use PC screen, mouse or keyboard. This allows the computer to be used for a regular work and all the interaction is done via Optimus Mini Three keyboard.

Read the full story Posted: Feb 11,2007

KDDI to introduce a Kyocera mobile phone with a 2.4" AMOLED display

KDDI Corp. will shortly launch a mobile phone featuring an active matrix organic EL panel as its primary display. The display is a 2.4-inch, 260,000-color panel with 320 x 240 (QVGA) resolution. The main reason that commercial release of a handset incorporating an organic EL panel became a reality is that "the panel has finally secured the reliability required for commercial application".

The KDDI spokesperson said the organic EL panel's thickness is "around 1 mm." Compared to 1.3- to 1.4-mm thickness of most LCD panels mounted on current mobile phones, "The organic EL panel made a great contribution to the thin and smart design of the handset as well".

This handset is manufactured by Kyocera Corp. The supplier of the organic EL panel has not been specified. However, some experts suggested the possibility that Kyocera, who develops active matrix panels in house, developed it by their own.

Read more here (TechOn, including photos of the phone)

 

Read the full story Posted: Jan 17,2007 - 1 comment