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Hey, /g/, How did bluish light displays work before the development of the blue LED?
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>>106438849
vacuum fluorescent displays you stupid nignog
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they had a filter over them
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>>106438862
Think they might be talking about Electroluminescent displays, but VFDs would also fit the bill of “bluish light displays”
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>>106438862
My grandfather gave me one of these when I was a kid. Except, it had been dropped and front case fell off, so it was the raw board and display and you could see all the inner workings.
It was the coolest fucking shit in elementary school, while everyone else was using the stupid solar ones with the dark, un-backlit LCD screens.
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>>106438849
radioactive material



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