I agree with you about Phakosurgeon.
Guys, PSPM is legit.
The only worry I had is with the dimming of the PSPM bulbs on display at the low levels.
When I talked to TCP rep-Asian guy and who was in the display video for TCP -- he said with their dimming bulbs, ONE on display that worked well, that he "cut off the power" when it got too low and stated it dims to 20%. (so it didn't flicker, but maybe doesn't dim as low or with correspondent energy savings in linear fashion - I don't know...I also got the impression that the TCP dimming bulb was more expensive and/or had problems with being recalled due to defects).
PSPM claims dimming to dim to 5%, I believe, but it flickered on display at the lowest levels. However, it was claimed with confidence that the bulbs flickered due to "interference" or some such thing in relation to the "flawed" energy system in some way at the LF...however don't get me wrong -- the quality of the light was good and the bulbs were on all show and you could touch them: they were literally cool enough to touch, and Phako himself was testing for that at the LF and was impressed with PSPM in this regard. I met him and spoke with him there.
Furthermore, I fully believe in the company after meeting the people involved. I truly believe in the company, despite the slight flickering problem -- I think they still have a lot to offer and great people involved.
I am riding PSPM with confidence, even if there is short term disturbance. In my opinion, by end of summer, PSPM will be flying, i.e. once the certifications are in place. By end of Year, I think we will be flying high.
PSPM looks solid to me overall.
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