It would make for the ultimate video watch, but Sony’s targeted its new 0.7″ ECX332A OLED micro-display at micro four-third cameras, providing a crisp, high-res view of what’s in frame through an electronic viewfinder.
The minuscule display manages to squeeze in a resolution 1280×720, perfect for photographers who’ve also come to rely on their cameras for high-def video work. And for the discerning videographer, it offers 97 per cent colour gamut, 0.01ms response time, 200 cd/m2 brightness and uses the same white OLED and color-filter technology as the smaller, 0.5″ ECX331A display (pictured on the left) which is currently employed in their A77/A65 DSLRs and their NEX-7 and NEX-5N cameras.
Certainly useful applications, but disappointing for all of us Dick Tracy wannabes.