Here are some examples of obsolete technology that you may not remember:
Floppy disks – these were used to store and transfer data before USB drives became popular.
Dial-up internet – this was the only way to connect to the internet before broadband and Wi-Fi.
Cassette tapes – these were used to listen to music before CDs and digital music.
VHS tapes – these were used to watch movies before DVDs and streaming services.
Walkmans – these were portable cassette players that allowed you to listen to music on the go.
CRT monitors – these bulky monitors were used before flat-screen LCD and LED monitors became popular.
Rotary phones – these phones required you to dial a number by rotating a dial.
While these technologies may seem outdated now, they played an important role in shaping the technology we use today.