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GE's New $50 LED Lightbulb Pricey, but Future-Proofed? | News & Opinion | PCMag.com
Nice try, but a CFL would be just as efficient and would cost 1/10th the price. Not to mention, I would never buy an LED light from GE. If I did make such an investment, I'd stick with a brand such as Cree. Still, this shows how the technology is progressing. In a few more years, we'll see LEDs getting more mainstream.
I see more and more of them on the regular shelves at places like Orchard-Supply-Hardware.
Still very pricey though, but not so bad if you consider the energy/cost savings and longevity.
Just picked up my first set of five to replace the globes in the kitchen; I've been waiting 20 years for these and they work.
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1...atalogId=10053
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I just got one of these. Highly impressive, if a little pricey.
What voltage? 110-240v? I wonder if they'll be any-voltage now.
Is the UK moving to ES instead of bayonet cap?
WARNING: Danger of Electric Shock! Vehicle may accelerate quicker than anticipated.
They come in both voltages and ES or BC flavours.
These are awesome. Got a quick review and pics on my blog (fearlessbit.com).Originally Posted by mpt
Just picked up my first set of five to replace the globes in the kitchen; I've been waiting 20 years for these and they work.
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1...atalogId=10053
The flashlights available today go up to 2200 lumens! The tech is progressing nicely.
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