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At this point, my home has become a bit of a testing lab for LED light bulbs and the experiment has gone well. Pictured here are some of the more recent bulbs to come to market, including the Philips 17-watt A21 LED light on the front right, which is a 75-watt equivalent priced at $39.97 at Home Depot. On the front left is Lighting Sciences Group 60-watt equivalent which uses 13 watts and costs $34.97. LED bulbs qualify utility-sponsored rebates in some states.
At the back left is the Philips 12-watt A21 LED Light, which gives off as much light as a 60-watt incandescent and at the back right, a 40-watt equivalent bulb from Pixi Lighting.
For related story, see "Five things you didn't know about LED light bulbs.
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Caption by Martin LaMonica
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At the back left is the Philips 12-watt A21 LED Light, which gives off as much light as a 60-watt incandescent and at the back right, a 40-watt equivalent bulb from Pixi Lighting.
For related story, see "Five things you didn't know about LED light bulbs.
Photo by Martin LaMonica/CNET
Caption by Martin LaMonica
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