[HH] multi-color LED light bulb controlled by Z-Wave

[Kurt Keville]

The syncing to music sounds intriguing... you think we could get 
commo out of this tech? a la Fraunhofer's LED network?

http://www.slashgear.com/fraunhofer-led-networking-hands-on-video-02176481/

At 03:19 PM 1/13/2012, Tom Metro wrote:
>Some home automation product news from CES.
>Finally holiday lighting is as easy as replacing some light bulbs. :-)
>  -Tom
>
>http://www.theverge.com/2012/1/13/2705079/wireless-LED-z-wave-fujikom-ledenq
>   Japanese company Fujikom is at CES 2012 for the introduction of the
>   world's first Z-Wave wireless light bulb capable of emitting about
>   20,000 colors. The 880 lumen bulb is equivalent to a traditional 60
>   watt bulb and fits in a standard socket without customization.
>   [...]
>   The bundled controller can independently dim and change the color of
>   up to four bulbs, while the Fujikom smartphone and tablet apps can
>   control up to 232 bulbs and even synchronize the lighting to music.
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