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cobb

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I bought a 20 led bulb from the ccrane company. It has a small blue spot, about that of a 7 led light. Anywhere other than a reading lamp it is just too dim. I wont rush out just yet to replace all the lights in my apartment.
 

Spacemarine

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Quote from the article:

I use a 2-LED flashlight all the time. It's nearly indestructible and after almost five years, it's still bright and I've never needed to change the batteries.

I really wonder what his definition of bright ist...

Ow what he means by "using it all the time". Perhaps once every two years or so?
 

Thermalarc

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Tough crowd ;). I didn't say it'd be accurate or even informative, I was only putting it up for perusal.
 

MVB

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Thermalarc said:
Thought some might be interested in this piece from MSNBC:

http://tinyurl.com/dhw3l

The article makes me wonder if the c. crane company is an MSNBC advertizer . . . And the author failed to mention the now omnipresent use of LEDs in traffic lights.

There was a link posted here in the forums a week or two ago to an article that predicted that LEDs will replace other lighting types by 2010. The current (no pun intended :laughing: ) technology isn't quite there yet.
 

hotbeam

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MVB said:
There was a link posted here in the forums a week or two ago to an article that predicted that LEDs will replace other lighting types by 2010. The current (no pun intended :laughing: ) technology isn't quite there yet.

You're right, it's not quite there yet but it ain't far away. 2010 is 4 years away and 4 years is a long time in LED years.
 

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