h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

No longer have:
Record turntable (last 20 or so vinyl albums dutifully stored through self-delusion about future value)
National newspaper

Still around but never used:
Free-standing DVD player
VCR
Audio tape deck
Analogue TV aerial
90% of books owned

Seldom used (by any family member):
Library ticket
90% of the remainder of the books owned
CD player
Digital video camera (among our worst investments - replaced by movie mode of cameras and phones)
Real time TV

Regularly used (by most family members):
The last 1% of the books
Landline phone
Local evening paper
Half a dozen or so magazines and periodicals

Heavily used (by all family members):
Personal MP3 players
Mobile phones
Radio
Sky+
PCs + Internet

Signs of the times:
We buy as many books as ever, but nearly all of them on-line.
Nearly all paper correspondence is formal except at Christmas (at other times of year we can't find a stamp when we need it).
The only family members to use fountain pens in the last decade did so under school duress.
Photoalbums, diaries and full-wall bookcases are retained through nostalgia.
The other day I went to the local newsagent, only to find it was boarded up.