OLED displays are used in lot's of products - and here we list all products with OLED screens that do not fit in our main categories.
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.
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!
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.
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.
ASUS DR-570The ASUS DR-570 was never released though as a commercial product
The KPC 2.8 is a universal IR remote control that can control virtually any IR controlled device. It's got a large touch AMOLED. It is fully customizable, with a range of skins and even button sounds that can be customized (using .WAV files). There are 4 types of buttons (animated, 3-state buttons, slides and numeric).
Axium KPC 2.8The Pro 24.z is a universal remote with a large touch OLED. The remote can control your TV, sound system, lighting, iPod/iPhone and more. It comes with Windows software to create your icons and settings.
The Pro-24.z should be released in late summer 2010.
The DHT234D is a Pocket Digital TV receiver. It has a large AMOLED, has 2.5 hours of playback, and supports Free Off-Air DTV and NTSC RF Channels (2~69).
MyGoTV DHT234DThe 700Z is a digital photo frame, that has a large AMOLED. It has 4GB of internal memory, and also supports bluetooth and video playback.
Samsung 700ZThe 700Z was never released.
The inPulse is a BlackBerry smartphone accessory: it allows you to view key information from your BlackBerry on your wrist. It alerts you about incoming emails, SMS and calls. It's got Bluetooth v2.0+EDR, 150 mAh battery, over-the-air firmware updates and a micro-USB port for charging.
The inPulse used to cost $149, but it's no longer available.
The video name tag is a "personal signage" device, capable of 6-10 hours of video. It's got 2Gb of internal memory. Recom thinks it'll be useful for waiters, business man, promoters, service reps, etc.
The Video-Name-Tag is avalable for 198$.
