Sharp enters LED Lighting Business

Aug 4 2008, 11:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sharp announces whole new lines of energy saving LED lighting products for commercial or office buildings.

Sharp introduces for starters 11 different LED lighting solutions.
LED lights have a much longer life-time and use less energy. The problem is only the subjective feel of the LED light's quality - it is still rather cold and we are just suckers for fire or glowing light.The LED lights will be starting to ship in Japan on September 1st.
Via the Sharp site (Japanese).

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