Who would have thought that something so small, designed to be good for the environment and stop climate change could also be so amazingly beautiful.
From Frog Design
LED Light Bulb
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Who would have thought that something so small, designed to be good for the environment and stop climate change could also be so amazingly beautiful.
From Frog Design
#1 by Jacquie on March 13th, 2011
When/where are these bulbs available and how much are they? Yes, it’s beautiful!
#2 by Seth on July 14th, 2011
I don’t think the pictured bulb is real, as most LED bulbs I’ve seen have multiple diodes, and look much more complex, while this bulb only has one diode, it would not be very bright at all.
The sad thing is I find this design much more attractive than what LED bulbs are currently looking like. I believe if standard LED bulbs looked more like the pictured bulb above, they would be much more attractive to buyers and would be more quickly accepted into the mainstream, and consumer households.
#3 by Roy Holland on January 8th, 2012
This bulb has to be just for demonstration! The LED wattage has not gotten as high as appears in the photo! Although nice, it will be some time before the power (light output) of a single LED will be anywhere close to a 100 watt bulb, not even a 50 watt for that matter!
The cost is outrageous for the new led bulbs! Hopefully, it will drop drastically when we are forced to buy them. The new cfl s are getting more reasonable as time goes on. They just don’t all last the lengty of the stated time. I have all my house fitted with the cfl s, only one lasted for the warranty period! Started installing them when they first came out.
Would be great if they were larger wattage than 150 that I can find. I use them for outside security lighting for the cameras.