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Tech that died in 2019: We bid farewell to...

Tech that died in 2019: We bid farewell to…

Posted on December 31, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

2019 was the end of the line for products from Google, Microsoft, Samsung and others.

It’s the end of 2019. The last year of a glorious decade that brought us the iPad, the Ultrabook, wearables, VR, and a fleet of smart home devices. Okay, none of those things happened in 2019, but this past year was still important to the passing decade. This was the year that several infamous services and gizmos headed off into the horizon, or faded into darkness after hanging on far too long.
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