Floppy Disks: Once used for storing small amounts of data, they've been replaced by USB flash drives and cloud storage.
VHS Tapes: Once the standard for home video recording and playback, they've been supplanted by DVDs, Blu-rays, and digital streaming.
Cassette Tapes: Used for music playback and recording, now largely obsolete with the rise of CDs, MP3s, and streaming services.
CRT Televisions: Cathode Ray Tube TVs, bulky and heavy, have been replaced by slim, lightweight LCD, LED, and OLED TVs.
Dial-Up Modems: Used for connecting to the internet via telephone lines, replaced by broadband and fiber optic internet connections.
Pagers: Once popular for sending short messages, now replaced by mobile phones with text messaging capabilities.
PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants): Early handheld devices for organizing tasks and information, replaced by smartphones and tablets.
Film Cameras: Used for capturing photos on physical film, largely replaced by digital cameras and smartphone cameras.