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Love CFLs but hate the look? Now you can be energy and décor-conscious with GE’s new 15-watt (60-watt incandescent equivalent) Energy Smart compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulb with the Spiral CFL inside the glass bulb. With this new CFL-an exclusive design achievement that GE has protected with more than a dozen U.S. patent applications-the electronics fit in the neck of the bulb. The result is a profile that's virtually identical to a standard incandescent light bulb. More like this
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