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The OLED Display Watch displays the date (day, weekday, month, and year) as well as two alarms, an hourly chime and a second time zone. The timepiece also features a state of the art OLED display that lights up at the touch of a button, a brushed stainless steel case, an OLED digital quartz movement, a black leather strap with buckle clasp and water resistant up to 30-meter. If you are interested, you can buy the OLED Display Watch for $119 a pop. [Product Page]
The OLED Desk Lamp features an energy-efficient 6-inch square OLED panel that provides a clean, diffuse, full-spectrum light. The head of the lamp is about a 0.25-inch thick and can rotate a full 360 degrees. The brightness level is controlled via a knob on the base. What’s more, the lamp is primarily made from anodized aluminum, with a 3D printed back shell and carbon fiber rods to support the head. [Emory Krall]
LG Display introduces a new 15 inch W-OLED panel at the SID-2010. Measuring 384mm x 211mm x 1.7mm, the LG-Display W-OLED features a 1366 x 768 pixels HD resolution, a 16,7 million colors depth, a 200 nit (peak: 450nit) brightness level and a 100.000:1 contrast ratio. Sadly, there is no info on pricing or availability at this time. Stay tuned for more updates. [Heise]
German-born lighting designer Ingo Maurer has recently introduced the energy efficient Double C-Future OLED chandelier at Milan Design Week. The super tech-style pendent lamp features nine suspended OLED panels from lighting manufacturers Osram and Novaled. The design celebrates OLED technologies by showcasing the technical components and dispensing with any casings or coverings. Read more
The OCZ Sabre is the answer for serious gamers and professionals who are searching for a high quality keyboard. Claimed as the world’s most intelligent gaming keyboard, the device has nine dynamic OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) user-programmable hotkeys that help manage time and efficiency while surfing the web, gaming, emailing, and CAD applications. These unique OLED keys can convert any digital image or text into distinctive icons, reminding the user of the personalized shortcut. Meanwhile, the remaining keys are backlit with glowing amber LEDs and blue side lighting. The OCZ Sabre OLED keyboard is priced at $135 at ZipZoomFly. Read more
Samsung has introduced a new 3G full touchscreen mobile phone in South Korea, which is dubbed as the Haptic AMOLED. The handset provides high resolution WVGA 800×480 pixel resolution on its 3.5 inch AMOLED display. The AMOLED display also has 180-degree viewing angle, and can reduce power consumption by up to 66%. The phone also supports high-quality video formats such as H.264, MPEG4, and AC-3. Other features include “One-finger Zoom” function, T-DMB, a 5MP camera, Bluetooth, and navigation support. The Haptic AMOLED phone will be available via Korea’s SK Telecom, KT and LG Telecom for about $700. [Oled Display via Upcoming Cell Phones]
Panasonic will launch their OLED TV to the mass market in the next 18 to 24 months. They has joined with Toshiba in order to develop their first 37-inch OLED TV that measures at only 1-inch thick. Panasonic has been working on extending OLED display lifespans, with a target figure of 50,000 hours (20,000 hours more than the current average). The 37-inch TV is expected to be produced at Panasonic’s new IPS Alpha factory. [Slashgear]
Japan-based Ito Electronics has recently introduced its waterproof OLED display during Finetech Japan 2009. These new OLEDs will be used for rugged gadgets in the near future. [Digitimes]
If the global recess doesn’t affect you and you can afford to fly to Milan this month, you might want to check out the Superstudio Piú in Zona Tortona because Philips will debut its OLED Lumiblade at the exhibition from April 22-27, 2009. They will be displaying the lighting modules that come in dozens of different sizes, shapes and colors. Philips will show that OLED lighting combined with clothing, furniture, vehicles, jewelry, etc. can give you endless possibilites while saving energy. Read more
Here is a super slim OLED light from Modistech that can be substituted for LCD backlight. Mass production will begin in 2010 and will retail for around $212 each in 2011. [AVING]
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