Yeh believed that consumers are motivated to buy the bulbs by efficiency over price of the lamps

The company’s bulbs produce 80 lumens per watt, and are 270 degree wide in beaming angle and dimmable. And Yeh believed that consumers are motivated to buy the bulbs by efficiency over price of the lamps. Yeh continued that light efficiency, color rendering, and LED high bay light dimmablility have now dominated consumers’ decision to procure the lamps or not.

He said making the company’s bulbs available at 7-11 stores is to grant consumers a very convenient access to the bulbs. Everlight has filled over 60% of Taiwan’s market for LED bulbs.

And Sony's Deputy President of home entertainment products, Noriaki Negishi, confirmed to Reg Hardware earlier this year will be aggressively promoting OLED technology within a year. “2013 will be the year when we will really fight back with new technologies," he said in March.

Jonathan Schoo, electronics and microtechnology expert at Germany Trade & Invest in Berlin, pointed out that, "The energy revolution in Germany is enabling many infrastructural upgrades. Several German cities have already begun testing LEDs in Led linear high bay light and in buildings. The German automobile industry is also exploring the advantages of LEDs, which could draw in valuable investments."