| There is some anecdotal evidence that some software vendors install kill switches in their software to enforce planned obsolescence. |
| Until recently I had an old Cadillac, and it was built with something we used to call planned obsolescence, where it was supposed to be serviced frequently. |
| It does this by introducing planned obsolescence into the organism itself. |
| An end to planned obsolescence, where products are designed for a limited life, is essential. |
| This planned obsolescence is a deliberate attempt to beat the rivals in the survival-of-the-fittest race. |
| His glumness should have warned me that planned obsolescence has reached the level of infinite jest. |
