Rare archival footage tours the CompUSA NYC store in November 2000 — soak up some Y2K Pentium III, Athlon, PowerPC, Windows Me, chunky laptop, and bulging CRT nostalgia in glorious 360p - Tom's Hardware

A newly surfaced 360p tour of a CompUSA store in New York City offers a nostalgic glimpse into the tech landscape of late 2000, showcasing the era’s defining hardware. Visitors can explore shelves stocked with Pentium III and Athlon processors, PowerPC systems, Windows Me software, and the bulky laptops and towering CRT monitors that defined computing at the turn of the millennium. The footage captures the retail experience of a time when Y2K fears still lingered and cutting-edge tech felt distinctly different from today’s sleek designs. Tech enthusiasts and history buffs will appreciate this rare, unfiltered look at a bygone electronics retail scene.

Rare archival footage tours the CompUSA NYC store in November 2000 — soak up some Y2K Pentium III, Athlon, PowerPC, Windows Me, chunky laptop, and bulging CRT nostalgia in glorious 360p  Tom's Hardware