"legacy products" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to products that have been around for a long time, and are often still popular or in use. For example, "Microsoft Windows is one of the top legacy products in the computing world".
At the very least you'll need a USB-C to USB adaptor for all your legacy products.
Some company with a new idea and no legacy products to defend will eventually arise to clean Microsoft's clock.
Web 2.0, he said, was not about old companies constrained by their legacy products but new firms such as, naturally, Salesforce.com, Writely, Numsum, Zimbra and Goffice.
Or is it using these shows as a lure to get people to sign up for express shipping and the other benefits from Amazon's other legacy products?
Companies like Microsoft and Intel are making the transition to the Internet, but they have big legacy products as they make the change.
However, the reality is less dramatic, with the FCA now confirming the review will not seek to remove exit charges on the vast majority of legacy products.
All that remains of the legacy product is most of the staff and that iconic name.
If the future of our business is online, then why set up a firewall, delaying the best content to protect a legacy product?
Their management teams, bewitched by iPad apps, speak of "all platforms being equal", and of the danger in treating news channels as "some separate legacy product, like Windows 95".
A spokesman for Warner Music Group declined to comment but referred back to comments made in February by the company's chief executive, Edgar Bronfman Jr., who said, "There is no reason to conclude that music is the one content category that should not or cannot be protected simply because there is an unprotected legacy product available," referring to CDs.
unreceptiveness to change in RED (a legacy product), caused severe isolation problems for people involved.
