This video was nostalgic from start to finish.

This video was a painful reminder of how things we're using in our day-to-day lifes can become obsolete all too soon. I remember when phone cameras were introduced, people were laughing at the picture quality and said they could never replace digital cameras. Fast forward 20 years, and NO ONE (except for professional photographers) is using digital cameras anymore.

Cassettes are still surprisingly widely used, even prerecorded mainstream tapes sell in respectable numbers.

Very well researched I lived through all of these and I can't disagree with any of the end dates mentioned! Hahaha!

Although memory sticks were just coming in the mid 2000s, I stored all my high school work on floppy disks. Some years later I used the small dictaphone tapes for recording my guitar lessons. So many family weddings and christenings etc were recorded on video tape in the late 1990s, then we would watch them back with various people commenting throughout. I loved the yellow pages, like a catalogue of business contact details. My sister had a gameboy for her birthday once and played it until she got the nintendo DS. Great video. 😊

I have used all 10.

I can't agree with the comment in the film on the poor picture of the CRT Analogue TVs; that was far better than a dreadfully noisy scrambled one you get now when the weather’s bad or a bit of fog - or even 'No Service' at all! The disadvantage with modern technology - it’s too sensitive and not reliable - whereas most of what you’ve shown here, may be old-fashioned - but WAAAY more dependable! You summed it up when talking of Pagers that people still have to use as you cannot rely on a Cell Phone signal after they’ve been around now for almost forty years! In one word, all modern technology is pretty much crap...

i still use my pager

Brings back memories ♐️👍

If it’s obsolete, I’m buying it again

LOL I love 90's the Rock, he was great! still is!

This channel is fire 👏🏾🔥👏🏾 gonna sub

I still use my Gameboy

still use crt tv, floppy ,gameboy

VHS had 3 different recording options. 2,4, or 6 hours of footage.

I use the phone books for my TV monitor stand so I can sit up straighter. Also I used to use video game consoles like the NES, SNES, N64 and even the actual Gameboy Advance but now they have became obsolete due to the Playstation Classic with the USB 128 game hack and the Raspberry Pi 4 with the SD card preloaded games including the Sega Genesis, Dreamcast, Turbografx 16, Playstation 1 games and old DOS PC games. Sometimes I still play on the Nintendo 64 console once in a while since a handful of N64 games glitch or crash on the Raspberry Pi 4 but the Nintendo and Super Nintendo console I'm done with since they are obsolete consoles. Someday our Playstation 2 and Gamecube games will actually become mostly obsolete when the emulators become perfected and we won't need to rely on our discs. But I still use DVDs and Blurays because certain movies on digital download and streaming devices are not available.