Top 5 soon-to-be obsolete technologies

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Top 5 soon-to-be obsolete technologies

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July 02, 2013

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Top 5 soon-to-be obsolete technologies

As we all rush to embrace this month's newest, hottest technology, it's easy to forget about the old technology that's being pushed aside. In this week's Top 5, Donald Bell counts down his list of technologies that are soon to be retired.

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