A new survey found the antiquated tech that Americans are nostalgic for and would like to use again, as well as the tech that is better left in the past. Vinyl record players are the standout here; 42 percent miss them and want to use them again, beating out the runners-up: digital camera (36 percent) and DVD player (29 percent). Dial-up internet service was the biggest “glad I no longer use,” with 81 percent assigning it there, followed by the floppy disk (68 percent), pager (68 percent), fax machine (61 percent) and rotary-dial telephone (57 percent).
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