or something that actually is white light, rather than a poor "cold" or
"warm" but not hot approximation to true white light.  i like a
continuous spectrum, i like halogen, hopefully "white" leds will have
more phosphors and more sum and difference colors and be closer to
continuous eventually.  until then, they are only useful for outdoor
safety lighting and deliberately monochromatic lighting.  no one should
work or live under discontinuous, strobing light, i.e. flourescents.
they stink, always have and always will, imho.

Andrew Warren wrote:
>
> Randy Abernathy <PICLIST@mitvma.mit.edu> wrote:
>
> > I know that in the future they will probably get the cost of the
> > LED lamps down and their efficiency up but, for now I think the
> > flourescents are the best value.
>
>     Unless you want red, green, or amber light...
>
>     -Andy
>
> === Andrew Warren -- aiw@cypress.com
> === Principal Design Engineer
> === Cypress Semiconductor Corporation
> ===
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