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oled-display.net - 1/11/2009

OCZ shows Sabre OLED Gaming Keyboard

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OCZ does have no stand at the CES-2009 but OCZ Technology shows in the Bellagio Hotel a new OLED Keyboard named Sabre OLED Gaming Keyboard. The keyboard does have some monochrome OLED keys which can be programmed with any kind of symbols. It has an internal memory of 128 MB of flash to the ...

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oled-display.net - 1/6/2009

UDC SHOWCASES a 4-inch flexible AMOLED Prototype

— oled-display.net — Company exhibits full-color, wrist-worn OLED device alongside other members of the OLED Association at lead-in event to... the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Universal Display Corporation an innovator behind today’s and tomorrow’s displays ... (more) UDC SHOWCASES a 4-inch flexible AMOLED Prototype

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techreport.com - 1/14/2009

OCZ intros new mid-range SSDs

— techreport.com — If there's one thing OCZ doesn't skimp on, it's product diversity. The company has added yet another... item to its growing line of solid-state drives: the Apex series. OCZ says these new drives fit in the center of its SSD range, right between the ... (more) OCZ intros new mid-range SSDs

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OCZ Sabre OLED Keyboard (Unofficial Codename: Optimus Budgetus) Priced at $135 [Keyboards]
Gizmodo — The OCZ Sabre asked us to compromise, featuring a sharply limited number of display-integrated keys, so we asked it to do the same: dip below $200, or else. Today, ZipZoomFly is listing the Sabre at a reasonable $135.00. For comparison, ThinkGeek sells the Optimus Maximus, the great grandpappy of the OLED-in-a-key concept, for a staggering $1600. Obviously, the OCZ doesn't match up to Art Lebedev's Cheeto-resistant masterpeice—fewer keys, limited colors, plainer styling—but come ...