Top 20 Brands That Don't Exist Anymore

These brands went the way of the dodo bird. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most notable products you won’t be seeing on shelves. Our countdown of brands that don't exist anymore includes Worlds of Wonder, Orbitz, Solyndra, Zune, and more! Did we miss any noteworthy favorites? Let us know in the comments below!
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[@the937chef]

MySpace

[@lft3636]

Nextel

[@arnepianocanada]

Hey, a post just on cars? Packard, REO, Studebaker, Bricklin, American Motors, Peerless, Stanley Steamer, Cord, Saturn, Winton, DeLorean, Davis Divan, Tucker, Saturn, Saab, Deusenberg, Auburn, Nash, Hudson, Stutz, Mercer, Edsel, Geo, McLaughlin (🇨🇦 brand), Franklin, Graham Paige, Kaiser-Frazer, Willys, King Midget, De Soto, Crosley, Maxwell Chalmers ... that's 32 lost car makes!

[@kenwheeler3637]

@@arnepianocanada Nice list. A few more are Oldsmobile, Plymouth and DMC DeLorean,.

[@fanaticat1]

Eastern Airlines, Koogle peanut butter...

[@SonorGeek05]

I really miss Zune it was a true warrior. Used it for doing solo/ensemble competition in the high school band playing the bass guitar, traveling on the bus to play at the football games, solo gigs playing the bass guitar, drums, and keyboards. It was a very useful piece of equipment.

[@THANATOS-PRIME]

Man I really miss KB Toys. The amount of toys you could get there in the variety that they did have was insane back in the day.

[@theanimeguy13ify]

KB Toys is a store, not a brand.

[@michellepesquera6368]

They never said it was a brand. They only said they missed it. And talked bout how many toys they had lol

[@theanimeguy13ify]

@@michellepesquera6368 Yep.

[@clintonwashington8609]

Man i forgot about KB toys until now. I got most of my ninja turtles, voltron, and G.I. Joes from there.

[@randallpetroelje3913]

Agreed. When I was a kid, that was the place to go other than toys are us.

[@jimb.7523]

*One honorable mention is The Software Toolworks. I remember it for "Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing," "Star Wars Chess," and the educational Mario games for the SNES.*

[@IronWolf277]

I miss Pontiac, some of their later model Firebirds/Trans-Ams were pretty sweet!

[@trinaq]

I remember Zune, everyone in my class either owned one, or desperately wanted one.

[@destronia123]

It was never available in my region. :(

[@Reaperguy67]

I remember that as well. Personally I had a ipod

[@jimb.7523]

I had neither. I was stuck with my portable CD player. :/

[@Reaperguy67]

@@jimb.7523 I had that as well. I can't remember how many CDs I whould have carried with me in a bag.

[@sanchisan6997]

I still have one, AND it still works. Edit: After watching the video, I have to assume my Zune is the first one because the screen is absolutely NOT high Def.

[@Sith-Happens]

The Zune HD was my last MP3 player, I had it for over 5 years and it worked perfectly, after it got stolen I refused to buy any other mp3 player and it was long gone from stores. It was a far superior device to the iPod in my opinion which I owned before the Zune HD

[@ag49521]

I had a Pontiac TransAm from 1999 to 2016. It was such a big part of my life, but I finally had to part with it.

[@andrewsbbq]

Man Zune was the shit that no one knew about

[@LukeKetchum7003]

Me and my parents still have a Pontiac that we've been driving around for almost 20 years. A 2004 Pontiac Sedan Grand Am.

[@TexasGal4Life]

I still have my Zune. Haven't turned it on in almost 15 years, but the relic still sits in my nightstand 😅 I had a GTO (Pontiac) too, but traded that beast in over a decade ago

[@pooky-changaming4089]

I still have my iPod Nano (which I got for Christmas in ‘09). Haven’t fired it up in nearly a year (when I traded my janky ol’ Samsung phone for an iPhone 13 and subsequently subscribed to Apple Music), but the relic still sits in the drawer of my nightstand.

[@gwenlop9512]

If you have an original Zune, you could still upgrade its parts! Just remove two screws, and you can remove the plastic back shell. The battery connector should also be the same as the iPod’s ZIF connector, and any PATA ZIF drive will also work, as long as you initialize it with Zune software. On the 80 and 120GB models, the battery is soldered in sadly.

[@jasonbean2764]

I miss Pontiac. My mom had 2 Sunbirds, in succession. They were reliable and easy to handle.

[@destronia123]

I still own one. Have had it for 14 years and still going strong. :)

[@jackiegillies4165]

I have a G6 sitting outside, my son drove it 275000, engine went, hit a few deers, but inside pristine.

[@jledet18]

Not to mention that Pontiac Solstice was the iconic car that made the Autobot Jazz famous in the ‘07 Transformers movie!

[@jasonbean2764]

@@jackiegillies4165 awesome, I love that model. Mom nearly got one, but decided on a Hyundai instead. Later, she drove it through the wall of the credit union. So I guess I'm glad she didn't do it to the Pontiac.

[@nathanielpatterson-rc9dq]

My favorite car by Pontiac has always been the Firebird.

[@danmccarthy4700]

I miss Pontiac. I have a G6 convertible I enjoy immensely and hope to keep on the road for a good while. Sadly I don't think they would've stood much of a chance in today's boring crossover-obsessed market.

[@lexidecker1610]

I had a zune, it was so easy to use and to program/put music on it. It was better than iPods, which I also had, and I would probably still have one if they were still being made

[@dsxa918]

I'm not arguing with you, I just don't know how that could be true...

[@L33tSkE3t]

I tried out the Zune and I don’t remember anything about it being easy…

[@kmh5293]

I had a zune and for some reason it was easier for me than itunes. iTunes wasn't hard but the Microsoft trip was easier to load videos and music. People hated them but they were alright. Kinda bulky though

[@acezack05]

Itunes was a pita to use. The ipods were nice, but it was a lot nicer to just drag and drop music to your mp3 player.

[@kmh5293]

@@acezack05 anyone ever use the share music trip the zune had? I used it once and it was kinda cool

[@davinp]

After GM's 2009 bankruptcy, they shut down Pontiac, Saturn, and Hummer. Oldsmobile closed in 2001. Chrysler quietly shut its Plymouth brand while Ford quietly closed its Mercury brand

[@glassdragonmedia]

I was only aware of Saturn going under, the others I had no clue.

[@HipnoDark]

Chrysler is now part of Fiat, just like jeep, Ferrari, and so many more.

[@courtneypuzzo2502]

@Davinp you are incorrect Oldsmobile Closed April 29th 2004 it was Plymouth that closed in 2001 Mercury closed in January 2011 after fords 2009 Bankruptcy during the great recession at one point in the 1970s three of my grandparents owned Oldsmobile cars maternal grandfather owned a 1972 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday coupe maternal grandmother owned a 1972 Delta 88 Royale hardtop sedan and paternal grandfather owned a 1974 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme sports coupe the 4th didn't have a drivers license

[@cowsgomoo4618]

You forgot Saab

[@DanielleWhite]

Eliminating Plymouth was the move that least surprised me due to how much their models had been rebadged from other Chrysler brands.

[@jaxonjaxoff3291]

Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Plymouth, and Mercury. Legends.

[@chaserdragoon]

My mom drove a Pontiac Grand Am when I was about preschool age. I was perplexed at how "damn" was a swear but when referencing the car, "Grand damn" was totally cool.

[@CerinAmroth]

Sounds like "grandão" too, or "big one", in Portuguese

[@CarringtonHollister]

My third eldest sister had a 1997 Grand Prix, my father had a 2008 Grand Prix and an 1980’s Parisienne and my fourth eldest sister had a G6‼️

[@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom]

I remember when James Gunn mocked Zune in GOTG 2 and Microsoft was upset about it. When GOTG 3 was about to come out, Microsoft released a promo for the Zune.

[@marcusinfinity9386]

What?

[@awill3454]

I was just wondering what happens to Kudos just a few days ago! Sorry to hear Kudos has been discontinued. Those bars slapped

[@WatchMojo]

My thoughts exactly

[@jimb.7523]

Loved them when I was a kid, but I totally forgot about them in later years.

[@davinp]

Other computer brands that no longer exist are eMachines, Gateway 2000 and Packard Bell

[@-Bracken-]

packard bell is now HP right?

[@davinp]

@@-Bracken- No, Acer owns them. In 2006, NEC divested Packard Bell, and in 2008, the brand was acquired by the Taiwanese consumer electronic firm Acer, in the aftermath of their takeover of Gateway, Inc.

[@808slumps]

Gateway still exists, I just saw one of their desktops at Walmart the other day

[@davinp]

@@808slumps No, Acer owns the Gateway brand. In September 2020, Acer revived the Gateway branding on laptops and tablets sold exclusively through Walmart. Acer commissioned Bmorn Technology, a Shenzhen-based technology company, to manufacture and sell these Gateway-branded laptops.

[@hopkin2006]

We never had Pontiac here in Singapore, but I know that brand makes great cars that are definitely way more exciting than Buicks. I'm sure Pontiac deserved better.

[@pooky-changaming4089]

It did! Personally, I think GM should’ve discontinued Buick instead of Pontiac and Saturn.

[@CarringtonHollister]

⁠@@pooky-changaming4089Buicks do well in China that’s why Buick still exists

[@tesstickles4621]

For all you who are wondering the Vertu original price was over 10k-50k. Dont know why they didnt say how much it costs

[@phillipbranch8291]

I had a Microsoft Zune player and loved it! Actually, I had three because the first two froze up for some reason but I still loved it! Also, I wished Netscape Navigator browser was still around. It was superior to other browsers, in my humble opinion.

[@alexthegr8estt]

Just wondering, if the first two just froze up and stopped working, why would you ever buy a new one? 😂 seems like a product issue (not being mean, genuinely wondering- was it really that good?)

[@phillipbranch8291]

@@alexthegr8estt Microsoft replaced the first two so it didn't cost me anything. The third one kept working until Microsoft stopped offering support.

[@lancetheman28]

I loved my Zune because a few of us in the office had them. We could all share via Wi-Fi

[@lancetheman28]

It still works just can’t add media to it

[@OLDS98]

Oldsmobile should have been mentioned. It got a mention in the Pontiac section of the video. This was a excellent video. I liked the information and list.

[@Jewelol]

I miss Kodak! I own a Pontiac so they are not COMPLETELY gone!! I have an Enron stress ball from when they tried to recruit me at a trade show. I keep it next to my Helmsley Hotel towel.

[@kevinclapson]

I cant even imagine how these guys that were simply ahead of their time must feel seeing another company come later and make a killing with the same product.

[@Buckntydylan328]

I just got rid of my Pontic Grand Prix last week….had her for 10 yrs. I loved that car

[@kevinbaker4241]

The Pan Am name and logo were used on a railroad in the northeastern United States from 2006 to 2022. The transportation company, known as Guilford Transportation Industries since its incorporation in 1981, purchased the name, logo, and colors of Pan Am World Airways in 1998 and started using them on their railroad equipment in 2006. The company was acquired by CSX in 2022, and they no longer operate independently, but at least the Pan Am name is still in use to this day.

[@pooky-changaming4089]

13:53 OMG-is that John Cleese?! I’m such a fan!

[@abelrealestate]

“It is Wednesday my dudes” vine still cracks me up 😂

[@cdna786]

Great Video! Friendly sequel suggestions: Windows Phone, Palm Pilot, Gateway, Prodigy, Invoke, Oldsmobile, Plymouth, AMC Motors, DeLorean, Studebaker, Yugo, & Geo Metro

[@BlackxExorcistitsyaboi]

The Windows Phone walked so Google Pixel could fly

[@cdna786]

@@BlackxExorcistitsyaboi That explains why the 2nd to last update made the phone barely usable , and when I tried to fix it using their tool, the fix bricked it ...

[@BlackxExorcistitsyaboi]

@@cdna786 sorry that's your experience. Personally I love my Pixel but I can see how that would make you dislike it.

[@cdna786]

@@BlackxExorcistitsyaboi Thank you! I am sorry I may have misunderstood you.. I agree with you , Pixel's are awesome phones. Google will never abandon it's buyers as (imho) Microsoft did, which prompted the Rant. Thank you for your thoughts and I am sorry I misunderstood you.

[@pooky-changaming4089]

And SnackWells! And Zima.

[@XtremeTony]

I definitely liked Netscape a lot more than Microsoft Internet Explorer. The browser that made it obsolete was Firefox in my opinion

[@Gdub33]

I own a 2004 Pontiac Sunfire. I always liked their grand prix. I LOVED my pebble smart watch! That was my first smart watch and the customization was so cool and was really smart for the time.

[@RandomRoger]

I was waiting to see was Zima going to be on this list! 😂

[@matthewrocks23]

Bruhhh I still remembered I used to own a zune and my parents helped me download music I wanted and even play games on it and put a bugs bunny cartoon me and my mom loved watching. Those were good times

[@macmedic892]

How can you mention the demise of Pan Am and not mention Flight 103-the 747 blown up by a terrorist bomb over Lockerbie, Scotland? They declared bankruptcy less than two years later, in no small part because people were afraid to fly on their planes. The image of the broken nose of a 747 laying in a field with the Pan Am name and blue meatball clearly visible is absolutely unforgettable. Since it was terrorism, not an accident, that image was shown on the news regularly for years.

[@TheWard1ne]

Facts

[@Kodak8392]

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[@cassandrakarpinski9416]

Not to mention the 1977 teneriefe airport disaster, with one of the planes involved being pan am flight 1736.

[@macmedic892]

@@cassandrakarpinski9416 I think the flying public is more forgiving for that, especially because it was largely due to weather and pilot error on KLM's part. Any fallout from that was long gone by the time they went bankrupt. Pan Am 103 was different. It was a terrorist attack and people were afraid to fly on Pan Am because they were worried they'd be blown up. Pan Am didn't really have a domestic network--they focused on international flights. They were also crippled due to a fear of terrorism following the invasion of Kuwait in 1990. They filed for bankruptcy in January 1991--just over a year after Pan Am 103.

[@GABA-Gool]

I had a Zune and I actually really liked it. Wasn’t better than an iPod but wasn’t any worse either.

[@oliviamcneil3101]

I did own a Zune when it came out, it was pink and I enjoyed listening to music on it.

[@AprilRose77]

Fun fact: The woman in the commercial for the Mercury was Kate Argent in Teen Wolf her name is Jill Wagner

[@sheilaholmes996]

Jill Wagner is also in a horror movie called Splinter. Good and scary!

[@rickyrosay33977]

I remember her as the on field host from tv game show Wipeout

[@rickyrosay33977]

I remember her as the on field host from Wipeout I miss that show the two Johns were really entertaining

[@Black_Adam911]

Everyone had that friend in high school who drove a Pontiac Firefly. 🤣

[@autisticgirl1614]

Only knowing Vine through KZbin compilations of them, I miss them.

[@kendra.1]

I brought so many Kodak single use cameras😂

[@mattalan6618]

as a kid i remember my parents having a bunch of them

[@ATRichard]

I think we all did back in the days before smart phones! 😩

[@lovepets2781]

I had a 98 Mercury Mountaineer and it was one my favorite vehicles and it was very dependable up till my ex girl friend smashed it into a power poll, she was ok but my poor Mountaineer didn't survive. 😢

[@RyanS32]

We had 2 different Mercury Sable stationwagons when I was a kid. I loved sitting in the rearview trunk seat with my little sister! It was basically the precursor to TV's in the back of headrests lol

[@greggraham9785]

Hello Sebastián, great job on the video and list. Stay safe brother

[@LuccaRPG]

Aw man, I loved my Pebble. The watch faces you could put on it were endless.

[@michaelfritz5816]

There is ONE Blockbuster left. In Bend Oregon. My god. People need to know that.

[@jeffm9770]

I used to love Kudos as a kid

[@devingiles6597]

Honorable mention: Ford Crown Victoria I remember seeing those Crown Vic everywhere growing up. I didn't know that the vehicle was used as a police car or a taxi cab. Man, I do miss them.

[@pooky-changaming4089]

16:19 And Snickers! Don’t forget Snickers!

[@SapphireRetro]

Theres is nothing I want more than a Pontiac Trans Am 4th gen... Ended up financing a genesis coupe for 15k recently, but hopefully i can trade it in sometime in the future for a trans am.

[@user-jx6cq9oc4q]

"Splash in the matket"??? Come on you could have use that in the pebble watch one. Oh and oh Henry candy bars

[@markkoops2611]

Compaq didn't just have a few interesting portable computers, they invented the IBM pc clone, reverse engineering the IBM to create their version, which led to all the DOS and Windows PC's that came later

[@samoyed81966]

Wisk Laundry Detergent, which was known for those "Ring Around The Collar" commercials was discontinued in 2017.

[@darrenl.johnson]

I had a zune 80gb and a Zune Hd. I loved both of them!

[@zacharylennard7269]

I wasn’t even aware Pontiac or Mercury Automobile went bankrupt! Jeez! I clearly wasn’t up to date on this stuff!

[@DeadAir21]

When the US bailed them out during the last recession, it was a requirement that they had to slim down their operations.

[@GeneralYee123]

The Zune would have been forgotten if it weren't for Gurdians of the Galaxy 2

[@junkmalware3323]

Me and the Enron boys used to wear our Bugle Boys, pounding Tab while surfing Netscape. We'd upload our Kodak photos to our Zunes.

[@lft3636]

I miss Kodak, they have other competitors like Agfa and Fuji. Sure, the other two when you develop those are colorful, but not as vibrant as Kodak, plus the Kodak Royal paper at the back adds a nice touch.

[@Embargoman]

Yep Kodak made the best photo film!

[@joeaverage3444]

With Pan Am, you forgot to mention the Lockerbie disaster, where a Pan Am 747 was bombed and crashed in the Scottish countryside after takeoff. It was the last nail in the coffin and some argue that that was what sealed the airline's fate.

[@oneoffbear1812]

I bet the next few days after Enron got in trouble was the busiest days in history for accounting with the rewriting of businesses books while they all scrambled to change them before anyone could found out that they were doing the exact same thing as Enron...

[@IzzyPR2010]

They talk about the downfall of Netscape, but while Microsoft is mentioned, what's not mentioned is AOL's (America Online) possible collusion in that downfall. AOL's browser was always a scaled down version of Internet Explorer, even after they purchased Netscape, their main browser was that scaled down version of Internet Explorer if you used AOL as your ISP. Prior to AOL buying it, Netscape created the Mozilla organization which continued it's browser development, even after AOL broke off from the group. Mozilla would then create the Firefox browser. You could say that Firefox was the child of Netscape.

[@BeefPapa]

Firefox is still my go to browser.

[@pooky-changaming4089]

Netscape lived fast, died young, and left a tired corpse.

[@doingstuffwithrus6574]

I just captured the perfect Kodak moment.. in my mind 😆

[@spartanknight2976]

I still have 3 of thease things. Aldo I am one of the few who liked the Orbits drink lol. Also the orbits was jellition I believe

[@jonstreng7850]

I'm not going to lie but Teddy Ruxpin was really creepy. I didn't have one and after watching this I'm happy I didn't.

[@hydrangeas_lover]

Lol I did and loved it! There was another one like called "Cricket." A young girl doll that did the same Teddy Ruxpin

[@jeffero80]

You could've added Champion Bass boats to the list.from the late 70's until about 2011 they were one of the top selling boats because of how well made they were but due to poor management they went out of business in 2012 or 2013.even today they sell really fast through fb market place

[@geoffstonehouse5829]

I'm not really sure if it belongs on this list, but Tristar could have been here too. It wasn't so much that you would buy a Tristar movie because it was Tristar, but it was a company the made movies and eventually went bankrupt and sold to Columbia because they couldn't keep up with the higher prices of heavy CGI movies.

[@elfthreefiveseven1297]

My first desktop PC was a Compaq Pesaro. But my current daily use computer, at least for some things, is a HP / Compaq TC4400 laptop. Complete with tablet mode, but is heavy to carry. Even old computers still work for some things.

[@RevanSecura]

Honorable mention: Midway Games while the people running it like Ed Boon for example left and created a replacement brand for video game creation called Netherrealm Studios there's no denying that Midway Games was the dominant force in arcade games during the 90's and early 2000's with Mortal Kombat, Cruisn, Gauntlet and many others .

[@lukeyarasheski5510]

Forgot about Blitz man

[@RevanSecura]

@@lukeyarasheski5510 I didn't leave it out I just didn't specify it when i ended my original comment with the words 'and many others' considering there were countless arcade games under the Midway Games banner. one example of a franchise i didn't mention was the racing games with the common end word Thunder such as Hydro Thunder and Arctic Thunder.

[@lukeyarasheski5510]

@@RevanSecura I was just saying that Blitz was a great game. Not that you're an idiot for not knowing every game they hadn't produced

[@RevanSecura]

@@lukeyarasheski5510 I had played Blitz The League at one point but it never got me interested in that franchise even though I had played my fair share of Madden NFL prior to that. personally i find it tragic that Midway games collapsed when they had a lot of great franchises that were stagnating while Mortal Kombat, Gauntlet and Cruisn got the bulk of the development attention.

[@agent_skully]

Some of these were products. Zune and Tab are gone, but the brands Coca-Cola and Microsoft are still massive.

[@onestopviewfiles]

17:30 that's one hell of a concoction jackie.

[@njk3498]

I had multiple zunes in high school. I loved that thing so much

[@JONMPG]

I love Mercury. Growing up we had a couple of the Compaq Presario's they wasn't bad computers.

[@envisioner007]

the pebble watch was cool. with its led style always on low light was nice. along with the open app style. sad they couldn't have jumped into partner with fitbit instead of the going under.

[@arnepianocanada]

21:15 Kodak also made instant cameras shown later to infringe on Polaroid patents. I saw magazine ads stating the loss and offering to buy back offending products.

[@danieln6700]

Didn't realize Java basically came from Netscape.

[@mikestanley9176]

I remember Teddy Ruxpin. Absolutely everybody was trying to get one. it was as bad trying to get the PS 5 when they first came out.

[@tyeshadurant3298]

Sounds similar to everyone trying to get a Furby when they first came out. Didn't like those things either 😐

[@TrunxksBeatz]

I remember Pontiac....cuz im still driving my pontiac vibe loll

[@SWLinPHX]

The first care I drove was a behemoth, the Mercury Marquis. Also a Datsun 200SX.

[@cgimovieman]

I still have a 12-pack of Tab in my fridge, that bought in early 2021 when I heard it was going away. It’s not even that I ever had some huge love of it as a beverage. But it’s just sort of synonymous with the eras that I grew up in the late 70’s, the 80’s, and the 90’s. I also had a 2nd uncle who was an executive for Compaq in the late 80’s and early 90’s. I remember visiting his home, which was really a mansion, in a very exclusive community around San Francisco in 1991, where the likes of José Canseco and MC Hammer lived. Growing up in a tiny rural town in northern Michigan of only around 1,800 people, it really blew my mind at the time.

[@mattalan6618]

i have a box of Twinkies in pantry from 5 years ago

[@RandomFandomDragon]

I had a 99 Mercury Cougar - I LOVED that car.

[@martyman0077]

Those Peanut Butter Kudos was fucking awesome.

[@kennethlee5291]

I remeber my mom having a zune.. that thing was fantastic 😂😂

[@elizabethpeterson1644]

I had a 2011 Mercury Milan in late June 2012-December 8th,2016. It was a good 3rd car.

[@terricunningham6810]

saw this title and my only thought was Kenmore. I have a freezer made by Kenmore that was a wedding present in 1979 and it still works

[@theguywhofoundwaldoo7939]

I remember having a Zune I got from a gf and I loved being able to send other people music that had zunes me and my friend would do that all the time. This was back in about 2007. Was cool for it’s time but I of course loved my iPod

[@d3alltheway1]

Zune was the shit. I still have my zune HD and keep it limping along.

[@landismithCOJ]

My Zune was the best thing at the time.

[@hollandlafave1780]

The first car i drove was a 94 Mercury Sable sedan and it was almost 20 years old before it finally died. It was such a trusty car

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Love your videos guys and channels!😊😊😊❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@marcjameswhelan6231]

Bot

[@winmac2565]

I miss using my Pebble Color, in fact I still have it and its original box!

[@Daria_Morgandorfer.]

I loved Mc Calls especially their recipes i read it growing up in the 80s and 90s

[@oOmgItsCody]

The way that woman was staring through my soul with that Theranos commercial made me so uncomfortable (9:13).

[@rickyrosay33977]

How you know she's even a human looks like some sort of soulless android

[@JoeBonez]

Oh,man, the company i worked for in the mid 80s to the early 90s replaced its mainframe and minicomputers with networked PCs, and it was all Novell NetWare and COMPAQ PCs

[@saveThe90s88]

You forgot eckerd, jnco, wind breakers, m magazine, tips and tricks magazine, surge, hammer pants. I can go on.

[@jessicabrinkley91]

A top 10 or more would be cool to see discontinued car brands or famous discontinued models. I forget the name but that one model that "killed Pontiac" or even the history of the impala that has recently been discontinued by chevy. I still own a scion which has been discontinued.

[@chillbest14]

I miss Friendlys, KB Toys and Blockbuster

[@johnnymason2460]

I remember Netscape Navigator quite well. I used it when I was in college. Eventually, Firefox and Internet Explorer surpassed it. Now, Google Chrome is available.

[@matiassotomayor8382]

KODAK is on the market right now, I have a Kodak Smart TV haha

[@theanimeguy13ify]

At least other brands are still around such as Coca-Cola, Dodge, Lincoln, Microsoft Bing, Dr. Pepper and others are still around.