10 Everyday Objects Of The Past… That Have VANISHED

Explore a variety of objects and gadgets that have become obsolete in the digital age. From the Rolodex to the pager (or beeper), VHS and VCR, to the floppy disk, CRT (Cathode Ray Tube), and the answering machine, we cover it all. Join us as we reminisce about the days of phonebooks, yellow pages, PDAs, dial-up internet, and cassette tapes. Discover how these once-essential tech items have been replaced by modern technology.
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[@Zhixalom]

@3:33 That is NOT an answering machine, but rather a clone of the Commodore 1531 Datasette, evident by the proprietary plug, only used by Commodore PETs, VIC20s, C64s and C128s 8 bits computers. These datasettes distinguish themselves, from the ordinary audio cassette tape players and recorders, by the signals sent back and fourth through the cable being purely digital. Or it other words, there is no way of using them as answering machines without extensive modifications.

[@Purdey921]

There were quite a few mistakes with the stock photos. Talking about VHS and showing CDs, for example.

[@Zhixalom]

@@Purdey921 Yeah, I didn't see the point in watching the rest. I just couldn't take it serious.