Digging around in one of my draws I found my old 35mm Rolli camera. great little thing brilliant pictures, kind of redundant.
Any others
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Great products that modern technology has made redundant
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Horses.
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Minidisc
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Gramaphone.
Strange you should mention the A-Z as I bought a couple before Christmas...Posted 4 months ago # -
Carbon paper (for those of certain age!)
encyclopaedias
Newspapers (coming)
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Carbon paper (for those of certain age!)
Which means you'll remeber the name of the machine they used to use for school handouts.. I think it was the spirit copier or something like that, no?Posted 4 months ago # -
I think it was the spirit copier or something like that, no?
gestetner
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Razzle
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Humans?
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Suntour xc pro
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gestetner
Cool name. Was known as a bander in my grim northern town school.Posted 4 months ago # -
Still using XC pro every day here thanks
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A-Z is still going strong in our reality, at least. indispensable!
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Maps? nah give me a map over sat nav anyday.
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The fax machine
Singlespeeds and fixies Posted 4 months ago # -
I think it was the spirit copier or something like that, no?
gestetner
No I think Gestetner was a different technology. I think "Banda" was the "spirit copier".
Gestetner used "stencils" to print with ink. The stencils were usually typed. Banda used a master copy produced a bit like writing on carbon paper the wrong way up which then washed this ink onto the copies, banda was more suited to hand written masters, but could produce fewer copies before the "master" was depleted. It typically produced sheets with a blue/purple coloured ink on them, Gestetner used black ink. As I recall the paper used in the Banda was smooth and rough in Gestetner but not sure if that was just at my school.
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Maps? nah give me a map over sat nav anyday.
I think they're two different things.
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MinidiscI was going to say that.
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8 track
Two stroke engines.
Linotype machines
Typewriters
Shorthand Notepads
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Mini Disc, Ive got a sony recorder discs and a small mini disc player.... ebay here I come
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Horses
Not a product ... Maps aren't redundant, just used less commonly.
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Paper maps.
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RISC OS 4
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The slide rule.
Diaries
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With all this Playstation and Wii nonsense nowadays I just wonder how many kids have lost out in their lives due to never having experienced this?
Although I take that back as it seems to have relaunched recently!
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magazines
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Bicycles
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I was also going to say Minidisc - first thing that popped into my mind.
My 4 year old nephew got one of those Evil Kinevil things above for Christmas...
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Two stroke engines.
Googles diesel chainsaws
Leaf tea.
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Matches.
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Floppy discs - just thrown out an unused box full of them.
Two stroke engines
Not sure the leaf blower would work too well with a 4-stroke.
Edit: beaten to it.
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Derwent Graphics F pencils, drawing boards.
Still use matches here for lighting my fire, those super long ones...
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