Meanings of so antiquated in English

It goes along the line of the, now so antiquated it seems almost quaint, Kissogram.

The reason is that, in the United States, the law is so antiquated that a warrant is often not required.

But many states say their computer systems are so antiquated that they are unable to keep track of the cases.

But there were no literary texts here, and the computer in the bedroom was so antiquated that it ran DOS.

That is so antiquated.

It's such a weird thing and it seems so antiquated at this point, to look back and see what we went through.

From this the banter turned as to what quarters each would find, on being thus suddenly billeted in so antiquated a mansion.

The show in the fire-department was so antiquated, that I was convinced that the people of Munich never intend to have any fires.

Many of them were armed with revolvers, and some carried pistols so antiquated that they might have been used in the revolutionary war.

Indeed, fairy-tales have to omit so much nowadays, and therefore seem so antiquated, that one marvels how they could ever have been in fashion.

Being so antiquated and insipid, I will release your lordship; and am, with my unalterable respects to Lady Strafford, your lordship's most devoted humble servant.