Tuesday, 22 December 2009

Post-it Note Explosion*

I have written over on 100 post it notes today, trying to analyse my cultural probes. Aah! (which have now exploded onto my bedroom wall where the sticky on the supposedly 'sticky' post-it-notes failed me and I had to resort to blue tac!!: flickr pictures to be uploaded soon) Some really interesting stuff coming out of them. Seems a lot of people are concerned with the colour temperature (warm/cold) of existing energy saving bulbs/fluro tubes, mostly that it is rubbish! People want the ability to be able to change the colour temp to suit their mood, the task they are doing, the time of day etc. Whats your opinion? Are there any existing products that you know of that do this already?

I have a lot more analasis to do but I will post as much as I can when I have condensed it down to something we both understand :)

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Posted by Beth Jackson at 15:07
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4 comments:

  1. Any pictures?

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  2. Led lights are available that allow you to choose color temps on them
    couldnt find the one I saw but you can search for them
    eg another one
    http://shbiyang.en.alibaba.com/product/247708214-209413047/High_power_LED_bulb.html

    A pretty good rundown of what's available re CFLs and LEDs
    http://www.eartheasy.com/live_energyeff_lighting.htm

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  3. This is the link I had first seen
    re LED with changeable colour temp

    http://www.gizmag.com/sharp-color-changing-led-light-bulbs/11994/

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  4. Thanks peter, I saw those a couple of months ago, I think the idea of being able to change the colour temperature of a bulb/light source is quite nice, but I couldn't imagine haven't to control a bulb by a remote control. In this case I would assume that you only need one remote to control several bulbs, It would be a bit ridiculous to have a different remote for every one in the house. It hard enough trying to keep track of the TV remote! lol.

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