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Philips: Times Square Ball glitters with 32,256 LEDs

December 28, 2011 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

Times Square Ball - Philips LED

Even surrounded by the visual overload that is Times Square on New Year’s Eve, the Ball is hard to miss. Yes folks, not only is it big — 12 feet in diameter and weighing 11,875 pounds — it’s also very, very bright. Now, thanks to Philips, the supplier of its lights, you also know exactly how many […]

Filed Under: Cleantech & Renewable Energy Tagged With: EISA, laws, LED lighting, Philips, regulation

Top 10: Most popular ecoINSITE posts of 2010

December 31, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

It’s that time. Before we welcome a brand new year, here are 2010’s most popular posts according to you! 1. Stats of the Day: BP Oil Spill Google Results Back in June, I ran a little experiment. In terms of Google search results, how did BP’s recent oil spill compare against the previous top environmental […]

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Filed Under: Green IT Tagged With: Apple, ARM, BP, Calxeda, Chrome OS, Citrix, cloud, Cloud Computing, Google, green data center, green datacenter, Green Revolution Cooling, LED lighting, liquid cooling, MacBook Pro, Microsoft Dynamics, oil spill, Olivier Sanche, Philips, roundup, security, Smart Grid, Smooth-Stone, Stuxnet

Green gift guide 2010: Five last-minute green gadget ideas

December 16, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez 1 Comment

In case you haven’t noticed, the clock is ticking on getting your 2010 holiday shopping done. Here are some great last-minute gift ideas that are still in stock (at least of this writing) and are sure to delight the green geek in your life. Curl up with a good e-book this Christmas: Amazon Kindle Smaller, […]

Filed Under: Gadgets & Mobile Tagged With: amazon, Apple, Gadgets, gift guide, green gadgets, guide, Kindle, LED lighting, LivingColors, media streaming, Netflix, Philips, streaming

Rise of the solar-powered gadgets: Is the Energizer Bunny facing joblessness?

November 1, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez 1 Comment

Solar-powered devices are nothing new, but they typically reside in the lonely fringes of the gadgetsphere (Yay for made-up words!). Admit it. Given the choice of a sleek iPhone or a Samsung E1107, which would you choose? Lately, however, some electronics makers have been making a concerted push to move beyond niche status and bring […]

Filed Under: Featured, Gadgets & Mobile Tagged With: computer, Gadgets, HDTV, Logitech, Philips, solar

Philips: LED lighting market to reach 5 percent in 2010

October 14, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez 2 Comments

Sure, five percent of the global lighting market might not seem like a lot, but when you consider that LEDs only snagged just 2 percent of the market in 2009, it’s a sign of healthy growth. And it’s only going to grow bigger from there. According to this DigiTimes report, Philips expects LED lighting to […]

Filed Under: Stats & Figures Tagged With: LED lighting, LEDs, market, Philips, statistics, stats

Philips Lumileds: 1 billion LUXEON LEDs shipped

August 4, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez 1 Comment

Philips Lumileds — the San Jose, Calif.-based company LED lighting company owned by Philips–  today announced a big milestone.  The company shipped its one billionth LUXEON LED last quarter. LUXEON LEDs, like the Rebel ES pictured above that generates more than 300 lumens of white light, can be found in cars, consumer electronics and general […]

Filed Under: Cleantech & Renewable Energy Tagged With: LED lighting, LEDs, Philips, Philips Lumileds

Philips LivingColors Hits the U.S.

February 8, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

Last year around this time, I bemoaned the lack of availability in these parts. Soon after, Philips PR told me to wait until Q3 2009, but the summer came and went without the color-changing goodness. It may have taken…

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: availability, lamps, LED lighting, LivingColors, Philips

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