I brought along some visual aids.

我帶了一些視覺輔助工具。

Just call me slide show bob.

就叫我幻燈片鮑勃吧。

Nobody do it.

沒有人做這件事。

Welcome to watch mojo and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 tech that doesn't exist anymore.

歡迎來到watch mojo，今天我們將盤點我們選出的不再存在的十大技術。

This one looks pretty good.

這個看起來很不錯。

So you don't want to buy that pcr?

所以你不想買那個pcr？

I don't, no.

我不知道，不知道。

Actually to be totally honest with you, you don't wanna buy any VCR It's a dead technology for this list will be looking at forms of technology and inventions that have essentially vanished from modern day use, likely having been replaced by something better despite the electronic connotation that won't be a prerequisite for inclusion.

事實上，說實話，你不會想買任何錄像機，這是一種死的技術，因為這個名單將關注那些基本上已經從現代使用中消失的技術和發明形式，很可能已經被更好的東西所取代，儘管電子的內涵不會成為列入的前提條件。

Do you have any of these lying around let us know in the comments number 10.

你是否有這些東西躺在身邊，讓我們在評論中知道10號。

HD DVD betamax laserdisc, What's betamax exactly.

HD DVD betamax laserdisc, betamax究竟是什麼。

Long before the days of Spotify, netflix and countless other digital platforms.

早在Spotify、netflix和無數其他數字平臺的時代之前。

Physical media were all the rage and for each format that the masses chose to by others fell to the wayside.

實體媒體大行其道，而大眾選擇的每一種格式都會被其他格式所取代，從而落入下風。

One of the more recent battles in the format war was HD DVD versus Blu ray.

在格式戰爭中，最近的一場戰鬥是HD DVD與藍光的較量。

Both were set to be high definition versions of DVD, but only one of them came out on top.

兩者都被設定為高清版本的DVD，但其中只有一個人出線了。

And I also was certain that HD DVD would win out over Blu ray.

我也確信HD DVD會勝過藍光。

How old were you then?

你當時多大了？

Old enough to know better.

年紀大了，知道得更多了。

It's a familiar story that also played out in the 19 eighties when VHS beat out beta max as the choice for home video.

這是一個熟悉的故事，在20世紀80年代也曾發生過，當時VHS擊敗了beta max成為家庭錄像的選擇。

Even laser disc was supposed to be the next big thing and fizzled quickly.

甚至脈衝光光盤也被認為是下一個大事件，但很快就消失了。

Hey, so just to warn you, my dad only has a laserdisc player in a movie called FLetch Lives.

嘿，所以只是為了警告你，我爸爸只有一個激光唱片機，在一部叫FLetch Lives的電影。

I've seen it like so many times.

我已經看過很多次了。

Are you serious?

你是認真的嗎？

No, I don't know what that is with digital downloads having replaced physical media.

不，我不知道那是什麼，數字下載已經取代了實體媒體。

These old relics are now nothing more than a part of history.

這些古老的遺物現在只不過是歷史的一部分。

Number nine tabulating machine.

九號製表機。

Now let's tabulate the results of the experiment.

現在讓我們把實驗的結果列成表格。

If we didn't have computers, how would we tally up large sums of data?

如果我們沒有計算機，我們將如何統計大量的數據？

You'd probably have to do it by hand.

你可能必須用手來做。

Ah That's 11 that 22 bats 33 fabulous fliers.

啊 那是11個，22個蝙蝠33個神話般的飛行器。

Ah Yet in the 18 eighties Herman Hollerin found a way to use punch cards and a machine to tabulate large amounts of information.

然而，在18世紀80年代，赫爾曼-霍勒林發現了一種使用打孔卡和機器來統計大量資訊的方法。

Much the same way a train conductor would punch a ticket.

這與火車售票員打票的方式很相似。

His machine would read the punched holes in card stock and use it to keep tallies on various pieces of information originally used in the U.

他的機器可以讀取卡紙上的打孔，並利用它來記錄最初在美國使用的各種資訊。

S.

S.

Census.

人口普查。

Colorists invention quickly became popular with those in the accounting field.

著色劑的發明很快就受到了會計領域人士的歡迎。

The tabulating machine eventually fell out of favor with the invention of calculators and personal computers.

隨著計算器和個人電腦的發明，製表機最終不再受到青睞。

Okay the computer is tabulating oh number eight telegraph machine.

好的，電腦正在製表哦，八號電報機。

The telegraph S.

電報機S。

S.

S.

Morse code is a means by which to parties can communicate using different signal links and no audible voice.

莫爾斯碼是一種手段，各方可以使用不同的信號鏈路和無聲的聲音進行交流。

The dots and dashes are typically heard as sound or seen as flashes of light.

點和破折號通常以聲音的形式聽到，或以閃光的形式看到。

This system was thus instrumental in the operation of the telegraph machine, Anchorage.

是以，這個系統對電報機的運行起到了作用，安克雷奇。

Stop repeat urgent request more diptheria.

停止重複緊急請求更多的白喉。

Our anti toxin.

我們的抗毒素。

Stop.

停止。

These devices were quite popular during armed conflicts as they required both the sender and the receiver to be versed in morse code or any other encrypted signaling being used at the time.

這些設備在武裝衝突期間相當流行，因為它們要求發送方和接收方都精通摩斯密碼或當時使用的任何其他加密信號。

As technology evolved the advent of telephones and eventually the internet replaced the need for telegraphy and telegram machines.

隨著技術的發展，電話和互聯網的出現取代了對電報和電傳機的需求。

Oh he killed her just like the telephone killed the telegraph sex business.

哦，他殺死了她，就像電話殺死了電報性業務一樣。

Hey baby, I bet you're hot.

嘿，寶貝，我打賭你很性感。

Stop number seven google glass.

第七站谷歌玻璃。

Why does everything have to be smart?

為什麼所有東西都必須是智能的？

This is your touch pad.

這是你的觸摸板。

It runs from your temple to your beer tap, the touch pad to wake up glass.

它從你的太陽穴跑到你的啤酒龍頭，觸摸板到喚醒玻璃。

In 2013, google began offering a prototype known as google glass.

2013年，谷歌開始提供一種被稱為谷歌眼鏡的原型。

It was wearable tech that fit much like a pair of glasses but allowed you to see many of the google apps through a little glass window With a built in camera.

這是一種可穿戴的技術，很像一副眼鏡，但允許你通過一個小玻璃窗看到許多谷歌的應用程序，有一個內置的攝像頭。

The device suffered controversy over privacy concerns around the lack of consent when being recorded.

該設備因在被記錄時缺乏同意的隱私問題而遭受爭議。

The device did eventually allow other app developers to create programs to run on the platform but Google killed the public version in 2015.

該設備最終確實允許其他應用開發者創建程序在平臺上運行，但谷歌在2015年殺死了公共版本。

It's since released enterprise versions of the technology but it seems the world still isn't ready for smart glasses.

此後，它發佈了該技術的企業版，但似乎世界仍未準備好接受智能眼鏡。

Google glass were like google ass number six VHS rewind ear's what's VHS Now here's a piece of technology that died as a result of collateral damage when DVD and subsequently blu ray replaced the VHS cassette.

谷歌玻璃就像谷歌的屁股第六號VHS倒帶耳的是什麼VHS現在這裡有一項技術，當DVD和隨後的藍光取代VHS卡帶時，由於附帶損害而死亡。

It also took out the rewind.

它還取出了倒帶。

Er many folks from the videotape era will remember rental stores reminding them to be kind rewind.

二許多來自錄像帶時代的人都會記得租賃店提醒他們要善於倒帶。

Okay, you see VHS tapes had to be rewound to the beginning to re watch whatever was on it.

好吧，你看VHS錄像帶必須倒轉到開頭才能重新觀看上面的內容。

So lo and behold someone invented a machine that literally did nothing more than rewind these tapes.

是以，有人發明了一種機器，除了倒轉這些錄音帶外，實際上什麼也沒做。

Places like Blockbuster video commonly had several of these machines on hand, since renters would frequently forget to wind their rentals back often resulting in a fee.

像Blockbuster這樣的地方通常都有幾臺這樣的機器，因為租戶經常會忘記把租來的東西收回來，這往往會導致收費。

I'm just gonna take my VCR my VCR head cleaning tape, my VCR head cleaning spray my head cleaning rag and my rewind and just get the hell out of here.

我只是要帶著我的錄像機，我的錄像機機頭清潔帶，我的錄像機機頭清潔噴霧，我的機頭清潔抹布和我的倒帶，就這樣離開這裡。

Number five R.

五號R。

F.

F.

Game adapters, we need to order an adapter.

遊戲適配器，我們需要訂購一個適配器。

No go buy an adapter.

不，去買一個適配器。

There's like 50 Russian electronic stores in Glendale.

在格倫代爾有大約50家俄羅斯電子商店。

Do you remember having to put your Tv on channel three or four for your video game machine to work?

你是否記得為了讓你的視頻遊戲機工作，不得不把電視放在第三或第四頻道？

No, seriously, that really was a thing at one time It has to be on Channel three.

不，說真的，這真的是一件事，在一個時期，它必須是在第三頻道。

Early home video game machines used a special switch that attached to the back of the Tv that allowed game systems like Atari to play on your television.

早期的家用視頻遊戲機使用一個連接到電視背面的特殊開關，使雅達利等遊戲系統能夠在電視上播放。

Even early home computers like the commodore and the Amiga used these boxes.

甚至早期的家用電腦，如Commodore和Amiga也使用這些盒子。

It wasn't until years later that television started to have extra audio and video inputs once the video game manufacturers caught up the game adapter became obsolete.

直到多年以後，電視才開始有額外的音頻和視頻輸入，一旦視頻遊戲製造商趕上，遊戲適配器就會過時。

You gotta find the RFP one you with coaxial cable so you can connect the video ins and outs, bob english, right, sorry.

你得找到帶同軸電纜的RFP，這樣你就可以連接視頻輸入和輸出，Bob English，對，對不起。

Number four slide projectors slides are almost ready.

四號幻燈機的幻燈片幾乎準備好了。

Yeah, yeah.

是的，是的。

Ever wonder where the term slideshow came from.

有沒有想過幻燈片這個詞是怎麼來的。

At one time people would paint images onto glass and project light through them to show an image on a wall.

曾幾何時，人們將影像畫在玻璃上，並通過它們投射光線，在牆上顯示影像。

Let's go and slide.

我們去滑行吧。

Mm hmm, Seated Scribe.

嗯哼，坐著的文士。

Egypt 2400 BC.

埃及公元前2400年。

In 1936 Kodak came out with film slides that you could develop your photos onto these small two by two inch slides later fit into a circular machine that would turn on demand, switching slides in the process.

1936年，柯達公司推出了膠片幻燈片，你可以將照片沖洗在這些兩英寸的小幻燈片上，然後裝入一個圓形機器，這個機器會根據需要轉動，在這個過程中切換幻燈片。

The use of photographic slides and even transparencies on overhead projectors was quite popular until digital photos and the likes of power point came along.

在數字照片和power point等出現之前，使用攝影幻燈片甚至是透明膠片的高射投影儀相當流行。

Power point power point, power point though perhaps retro.

電源點電源點，電源點雖然可能是復古。

The projectors themselves are otherwise relegated to the dustbin of history.

否則，投影儀本身就會被歸入歷史的垃圾堆。

Number three carbon paper.

三號碳紙。

They're messing things up with that carbon paper.

他們用那張碳紙把事情搞得一團糟。

What do you know about it?

你對它瞭解多少？

Yeah, Out of the way I was forging documents before your parents were born.

是的，在你父母出生之前，我就在偽造文件了。

This entry is unique and that is the only one on this list that isn't electric whatsoever.

這個條目很獨特，這也是這個名單上唯一一個沒有任何電動的條目。

Carbon paper was a type of paper that had a layer of ink on one side and was often used to create multiple copies of other paperwork.

碳紙是一種單面有一層墨水的紙，通常用於製作其他文書的多份副本。

The ink on the other side of the carbon would transfer to anything underneath it when pressure was applied from the other side.

當從另一側施加壓力時，碳的另一側的墨水會轉移到它下面的任何東西上。

So if you wrote on the top of the paper, the carbon printed a copy underneath.

是以，如果你在紙的上面寫字，碳素就會在下面打印出一個副本。

It was often employed with early credit card machines, checks and receipts.

它經常被用於早期的信用卡機、支票和收據。

A savings bond printed on carbon based paper paid to a carbon based man for something he made out of carbon.

一張印在碳基紙上的儲蓄債券支付給一個碳基人，以換取他用碳製造的東西。

Carbonless copy paper.

無碳複寫紙。

And the use of word processing applications and real printers eventually made this black messy invention obsolete.

而文字處理應用程序和真正的打印機的使用最終使這種黑糊糊的發明被淘汰。

Okay, number two daisy wheel printers shaped like a flower daisy wheel printers used a combination of new and old technology.

好了，二號菊花輪打印機的形狀像一朵花菊花輪打印機使用了新舊技術的結合。

The wheel contained tiny slivers, each of which had a single character formed at the end.

輪子裡有細小的碎片，每個碎片的末端都形成了一個字元。

Similar to the metal arms used on a typewriter.

類似於打字機上使用的金屬臂。

When something was printed from a computer, the device would spin the wheel to the proper character and a single hammer would push it against an ink ribbon, causing the impression on the paper.

當從電腦上打印東西時，設備會將轉輪旋轉到適當的字元，一個錘子會將它推到墨帶上，造成紙張上的印記。

It would switch from character to character very fast as it typed out whatever had been printed.

當它打出任何打印出來的東西時，它會非常快地從一個字元切換到另一個字元。

They were far superior in quality to dot matrix printers but eventually faded away into oblivion.

它們在品質上遠遠優於點陣式打印機，但最終逐漸被遺忘。

With the introduction of inkjet and laser technology.

隨著噴墨和脈衝光技術的引入。

That's not scary.

這並不可怕。

It is.

它是。

If you're a laser printer.

如果你是一臺雷射印表機。

Before we unveil our top pick here are a couple of honorable mentions, telex machines text messaging prior to the digital era.

在我們揭曉我們的最佳選擇之前，這裡有幾個榮譽提名，數字時代之前的電報機簡訊。

Mhm Fine.

嗯，很好。

Then go check your telex.

然後去檢查你的電報。

Oh my God, look at that.

哦，我的上帝，看看這個。

Burn notice.

燒傷通知。

Cinerama, an early attempt at imax like quality in movies was eventually abandoned because they went to Hollywood with traditional Hollywood.

Cinerama，早期在電影中嘗試imax那樣的品質，最終被放棄了，因為他們用傳統的好萊塢去了好萊塢。

Cruz had a lot of problems in working in Cinerama.

Cruz在Cinerama的工作中遇到了很多問題。

Before we continue, be sure to subscribe to our channel and ring the bell to get notified about our latest videos.

在我們繼續之前，請務必訂閱我們的頻道並按鈴，以獲得我們最新的視頻通知。

You have the option to be notified for occasional videos or all of them.

你可以選擇偶爾的視頻或所有的視頻都被通知。

If you're on your phone, make sure you go into your settings and switch on notifications.

如果你在手機上，確保你進入你的設置並打開通知。

Mhm.

嗯。

Number one acoustic coupler modems.

排名第一的聲學耦合器調制解調器。

What are you doing dialing into the school's computer?

你撥入學校的電腦做什麼？

The mere mention of dial up internet in today's world, triggers memories of terrible connection speeds and awful noises emitted by your computer.

在當今世界，只要提到撥號上網，就會引發對可怕的連接速度和電腦發出的可怕噪音的回憶。

But even before the internet was a thing, early computers could use modems to connect to each other.

但即使在互聯網出現之前，早期的計算機也可以使用調制解調器來相互連接。

The earliest versions of this technology involved putting the actual phone receiver into a machine that would convert sound into digital pulses.

這項技術的最早版本是將實際的電話接收器放入一臺機器，將聲音轉換為數字脈衝。

It was kinda like giving a computer a set of ears to use the phone.

這有點像給電腦裝上一套耳朵來使用電話。

As technology grew, the need to plug the handset in faded and now the acoustic coupler is merely a reminder of how far technology has come.

隨著技術的發展，插入手機的需求逐漸消失，現在聲學耦合器只是提醒人們技術已經發展到什麼程度。

I guess I better get going.

我想我最好走了。

Okay, thanks for the ride.

好的，謝謝你送我一程。

Do you agree with our picks, check out this other recent clip from watch mojo and be sure to subscribe and ring the bell to be notified about our latest videos.

你是否同意我們的選擇，看看這個來自watch mojo的其他最近的片段，並且一定要訂閱和敲鐘，以獲得我們最新的視頻通知。