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Giving LED light bulbs a test run

by thomas on May 3, 2009

LED light bulbs are a relative newcomer to the lighting market. As such, they still have a few issues that hamper widespread use, especially on the home market: High quality, white LEDs are still expensive to produce The light given by home market bulbs is often tinted slightly blue Point 1 results in two things: [...]

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Light bulbs: What types are there and how do they work?

by thomas on May 2, 2009

There are several types of light bulbs available, with varying characteristics – especially when it comes to energy efficiency and how much electricity they use. Read on for a quick review of the most common light bulb types available for home use and find out which are best for conserving energy. Incandescent light bulbs – [...]

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