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Cree shows off super-bright white LED

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7:23 PM - June 20, 2006 by The Editors of Tom's Hardware

US-based LED developer Cree said that it has developed a new white LED that puts out light at almost ten times the efficiency of your average incandescent light bulb. According to Cree, its white LED achieves a rating of 131 lumens per watt, while a 60 watt light bulb typically circles around 14 lumens per watt.

Cree did not reveal the total brightness of the new LED - the company however mentioned that 131 lumens per watt marks a new record level: The previous record, set last September also by Cree, was 70 lumens per watt and was demonstrated with a LED that achieved a total brightness of 86 lumens.

Source : Tom's Hardware US

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norbs 05/08/2009 7:24 PM
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I have a small 1 LED Cree Flashlight and that things kicks ass, it uses 3 aaa batteries and is extremely bright.

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