Sentence examples for defunct formats from inspiring English sources

It plans to devote 25% of the floor space to MP3 players, tablet computers and headphones as the CD goes the way of other defunct formats such as vinyl and tapes.

A growing nostalgia for the Eighties may help explain why other defunct technologies and formats are also making a comeback.

-- all either went defunct or changed format after being sold.

Transformers was released in Region 1 territories on October 16, 2007, on DVD and the now defunct HD DVD format.

But Blu-ray players do play traditional DVDs, apart from the now-defunct HD DVD format discs, so there's no need to throw out your old DVD collections just yet.

That is quite a change from five years ago, when cassette tapes seemed to be going the way of the defunct 8-track cartridge - the music format that was popular in the 1960s and 70s.

Now that the HD DVD format has been abandoned, stranding consumers with a defunct technology, Best Buy wants to make sure it does not get the blame.

But her primary lender, the now defunct DC National Bank, cautiously sought to keep the station playing its established format of soft mainstream pop from the likes of Barbra Streisand and Melissa Manchester.

Now that the HD DVD format has gone belly up, stranding consumers with a defunct technology, Best Buy wants to make sure that that doesn't happen to them.

A fixture on the Southern California airwaves, Ladd also chalked up nine years at the defunct station KMET-FM before it dumped rock for an easy-listening format dubbed "The Wave," as well as time at L.A.'s short-lived KEDG-FM ("The Edge") and at the station where he got his start in 1969, KNAC-FM in Long Beach.

They forgo the dramatic duel in favor of basketball utility, leaving the matchup format all too common in public analysis and debate as completely defunct.