Neon is Disappearing and Old-School Green Is Already Extinct
Since the mid-2000s, casinos have been replacing expensive, high-maintenance neon with LEDs. In the midst of that neon cataclysm, one color in particular has suffered most: green.
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Since the mid-2000s, casinos have been replacing expensive, high-maintenance neon with LEDs.
In the midst of that neon cataclysm, one color in particular has suffered most: green.
The Las Vegas doom-and-gloom narrative is mostly nonsense.
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Since the mid-2000s, casinos have been replacing expensive, high-maintenance neon with LEDs. In the midst of that neon cataclysm, one color in particular has suffered most: green. The Las Vegas doom-and-gloom narrative is mostly nonsense.
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