Microsoft
Computer Store
The Story
Psychedelic posters met blue-screen terminals in a wood-panelled showroom where personal computing felt like the counterculture. The software came on punch cards and cassette tapes, stacked in labelled drawers behind a counter manned by enthusiasts in corduroy. A sign on the wall read "A computer on every desk" and nobody laughed, because in this shop, the future felt close enough to touch.
Visual Details
- Wood-panelled showroom with blue-screen CRT terminals
- Labelled drawers of software on cassette tapes and punch cards
- Psychedelic technology posters on the walls
- Corduroy-upholstered demonstration chairs
- Overhead fluorescent lighting with warm-toned diffusers
