Not even I would use a black & white telly

[zeitghost]

People who still use old gadgets - BBC News

I've still got a Spectrum somewhere, dunno if it works.

And a dial telephone (or two) which haven't been plugged in for ages.

I've still got 2 or 3 b&w tellies though.

[expat]

I seriously suggest running Blade Runner through whatever you use, to convert it to black & white. It gives you a whole new slant on it.

[OwlHoot]

People who still use old gadgets - BBC News

I've still got a Spectrum somewhere, dunno if it works.

And a dial telephone (or two) which haven't been plugged in for ages.

I've still got 2 or 3 b&w tellies though.

I suppose colour blind people don't have a problem watching black and white TVs, although it must be tricky to find a 4K model.

[TheFaQQer]

Our house phone is a rotary dial one. Means you might get through to a person because you can't press 1 for assistance.

On the downside, it takes 45 minutes to dial the number in the first place.

[TheFaQQer]

And here's Alistair Cooke on the demise of the manual typewriter, back in 1995 rather before his own demise:

BBC Radio 4 - Letter from America by Alistair Cooke, Smith-Corona typewriters - Smith-Corona typewriters - 21 July 1995

I haven't got one of those either.

I have.

Not a Smith Corona though.