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Answer» Amazing!
http://news.zdnet.com/2422-13568_22-192842.htmlNeat.........so........what will it be used for?Like the video said they gave the example of the street light, produces the same or more light at a lot less energy.Pretty Slick.Laptop: Please TYPE in your password. . .
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A blinding light shines at the user and blinds him.that's pretty cool... I wonder what the price tag on one of those will be. $500 per bulb?
Nice to see you back Carbon... think about the energy saving possibilities. if every warehouse and/or street lamp in north america went from HID bulbs to these, the amount of energy saved would be enormous.
Fantastic!
It's this kind of thing that gives me hope that maybe, just maybe, we won't BLOW ourselves off the planet...
We can give one to Street, and he can be a Streetlight...
Thank you -- I'll be here all week...try the veal...Quote from: Aegis on March 24, 2008, 07:38:54 PM Fantastic!
It's this kind of thing that gives me hope that maybe, just maybe, we won't blow ourselves off the planet...
We can give one to Street, and he can be a Streetlight...
Thank you -- I'll be here all week...try the veal...
lol.Quote from: michaewlewis on March 24, 2008, 12:21:22 PMNice to see you back Carbon...
Thanks, all tests, coursework and exams done......so far.......
Anyone know how many street lights are they in there in the US?my GUESS is probably upwards of 100 milliion.http://www.sandiego.gov/street-div/strlight.shtml
QuoteThe City of San Diego has over 40,000 street lights in operation.
I bet 100 MILLION is pretty close.
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