Sony's HMS-3000MT is a 2D/3D HMD aimed towards endoscopic imaging. It uses two Sony 0.7" OLED microdisplays (1280x720) and supports Dual-panel 3D method, built-in picture in picture feature and can flip images which enables the images to be viewed from each individual standing position. The GMS-3000MT is based on Sony's HMZ-T2 HMD.

the HMS-3000MT is now shipping in Japan. It costs ¥1,500,000 (about $15,000) for one HMD, monitor and cable and about ¥1,000,000 ($10,000) for each additional HMD. Plans to launch in other countries haven't been announced yet.

The DEV-50V are digital recording binoculars that sport 0.8-25x zoom ratio, optical stabilizer, 20.4mp images and Full-HD (1080/60p) video. The binoculars weigh 850 grams. The viewfinders use two XGA OLED microdisplays (probably Sony made).

The DEV-50V were shipping in 2013 for $2000 - but are no longer available.

Razer's Sabertooth is an Xbox 360 controller that features six additional mappable buttons, a comfortable grip and a small monochrome (green) PMOLED display. The OLED display allows customization of the controller's features.

The sabertooth is now available for $79.99.

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.

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

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.

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.

The Mobilux is now shipping for $695.

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).

The T2-C+ is now shipping.

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.

The LiveView price was $35.

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.