2000xlt
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Phaserburn
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Interesting... probably works best if you have white walls.
Lampje
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More info on: http://www.lighting.philips.com/microsite/living_colors/
Edit: I've bought one. Beamshots will follow. :laughin:
Edit: I've bought one. Beamshots will follow. :laughin:
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Gryloc
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If you are unsure if you would like such a gadget, you can try something that is not as expensive. I ran into this at DealXTreme last night before I ran into this thread. It was sitting in the "LED Headlamps" section for some odd reason. For $33, you can have something similar, even if it is not as bright, or as sleek to use.
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.2512
It is a 5W light, so it must use some cheaper Chinese brand RGB emitter or star in there. The remote doea not allow you to scroll so finely, but it does give you preset colors and options to dim and stuff. The whole unit is also much smaller, so you can fit it into more light fixtures than that huge, bulky Phillips RGB light. With these, you may be able to afford to put one in every room of the house.
This is not the last that we will see of remote controlled RGB light bulbs...
-Tony
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.2512
It is a 5W light, so it must use some cheaper Chinese brand RGB emitter or star in there. The remote doea not allow you to scroll so finely, but it does give you preset colors and options to dim and stuff. The whole unit is also much smaller, so you can fit it into more light fixtures than that huge, bulky Phillips RGB light. With these, you may be able to afford to put one in every room of the house.
This is not the last that we will see of remote controlled RGB light bulbs...
-Tony
