Sentence examples for now antiquated from inspiring English sources

Disappointingly, Sammy's new 'droid is shipping with the now antiquated Android v1.5 (not even 1.6, what gives?!).

Like most of the State's systems, these were built in the '70s and '80s in now antiquated computer languages like COBOL, Adabas Natural, Assembler, and PL/1.

While a lot of people are pretty pumped about Windows Phone 7, there are some people who definitely are not: everyone stuck on a now antiquated Windows Mobile 6.5 handset.

Too often, he complains, the court's judges, using techniques of a now antiquated common law tradition, have made new law, when their proper role is to interpret the constitution.

Back in the mid-1990s, the now antiquated phrase "intelligent dance music" still possessed that gratifying new car smell.

This is contrasted with the now antiquated "Great Chain of Being" employed by medieval Muslims, Jews, and Christians.

By contrast, the trade of the old-fashioned gangster, well-known in his district, his monopoly enforced by violence, now looks antiquated.

The aerodynamic issues in the movie may now be antiquated, but the excitement and beauty of early jet aviation are still irresistible.

He pulled audiences across genres toward him, at a time when music was pushed out to targeted demographics in stratified categories that now seem antiquated.

True, China will modernize its nuclear arms to some degree no matter what we do; the missiles it has now are antiquated and impossible to launch quickly.

With the exception of warp drive and transporters, a lot of the technology in the 1960s Star Trek now looks antiquated.