Obsolete Household Items That We All Had 10 Years Ago

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1/17 Book shelves. Not completely unnecessary yet but the Kindle is impacting them! Photo: Getty Images
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2/17 Drip Coffee Machines. And coffee filters. And coffee grinders. Photo: Getty Images
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3/17 Desktop computers. Photo: Getty Images
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4/17 Cable TV. Literally everything is on the internet. Photo: Getty Images
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5/17 Printers. People only really use them at work, right? Photo: Getty Images
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6/17 Takeaway menus. Look that shizz up online. Photo: Getty Images
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7/17 Printed phone books. Photo: Getty Images
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8/17 DVD players. It's alllllllllll digital now, yo. Photo: Getty Images
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9/17 Calculators. No more of this.
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10/17 Telephones. Gone.
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11/17 Filing cabinets. Once again, you use them at work but nowhere else. Photo: Getty Images
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12/17 CD racks. They did take up a lot of space... Photo: Getty Images
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13/17 CD burners. We don't miss that alert that lets us know when a CD has finished burning. Photo: Getty Images
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14/17 Paper shredders. Photo: Getty Images
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15/17 China cabinets. No one has time or space for a whole lot of plates and cups you ain't gonna use. Photo: Getty Images
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16/17 Faxes. Your work might still have one but you don't know how to use it. Photo: Getty Images
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17/17 Alarm clocks. It's called a cell phone. Photo: Getty Images
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