Any updates on the ATI T5/LED Combo...
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Here's the latest from them. Looks like they're getting closer to release here. Apparantly, they're already release in Europe.
<span style="font-family: Calibri">"Still no exact date, but I know they are making progress so hopefully soon."</span>
<span style="font-family: Calibri">"Still no exact date, but I know they are making progress so hopefully soon."</span>
There's been a few updates on RC. It looks like they dropped in Australia, here are the prices in AUD I'm assuming.
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What's the justification on this price? I'm just curious.
There are so many LED systems out there, especially foreign and cheap, that have controllers and different lensing options. I just look at the cost and putting LED's into a T5 "bulb" as a why kind of moment. I mean I'd be up for a $50 LED T5 bulb in a store to swap out for my 3 T5's I have just for kicks so I wouldn't have to replace it again. But why come out with a fixture using a BULB and putting LED's in them in comparison to the much smaller footprint of the LED fixtures designed by others?
I have 2 Eshine LED fixtures that give me 600w. And they cost hundreds, not thousands. Easy to pop out. Small footprint.
LED's are a dirt cheap technology. Same when it comes to their addition to the TV market. Yet we are paying, as stated, enough to file for divorce over to get them.
IDK.... I'm just a froogle turd.
There are so many LED systems out there, especially foreign and cheap, that have controllers and different lensing options. I just look at the cost and putting LED's into a T5 "bulb" as a why kind of moment. I mean I'd be up for a $50 LED T5 bulb in a store to swap out for my 3 T5's I have just for kicks so I wouldn't have to replace it again. But why come out with a fixture using a BULB and putting LED's in them in comparison to the much smaller footprint of the LED fixtures designed by others?
I have 2 Eshine LED fixtures that give me 600w. And they cost hundreds, not thousands. Easy to pop out. Small footprint.
LED's are a dirt cheap technology. Same when it comes to their addition to the TV market. Yet we are paying, as stated, enough to file for divorce over to get them.
IDK.... I'm just a froogle turd.
