I picked up a µLCD-144(GFX) display yesterday. The reason I got this instead of the µOLED-128-G1(SGC) is that it was available locally for US$32. The main differences is that it is a backlit TFT LCD (instead of OLED) and it can be used standalone or with an MCU. You only need an RS232 (or USB to RS232 bridge) connection to program it. It comes with The 4D-Workshop3 IDE which provides an integrated software development environment for GOLDELOX-GFX2 processor and associated display modules. The IDE combines the Editor, Compiler, Linker and DownLoader to develop complete 4DGL application code. All user application code is developed within the Workshop3 IDE.
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Here are 2 demos that I did with the abovementioned development package. The first is a short clip of a PBS documentary. The video file is stored in the attached micro SD card. The actual code to display the video the LCD takes just 2 lines. The second demo is a simple analog clock.